Apps and websites for
businesses in South Wales.
Eight years shipping software — including identity verification used by Lloyds and the Post Office. One person designs it, builds it and ships it, working with businesses across Cardiff, Swansea and Newport.
- Based in Cardiff
- WCAG 2.2 AA as standard
- Welsh-ready builds
What I do
Website design and build
A fast, accessible marketing site that ranks locally and is genuinely yours — no page builder, no monthly licence, no template you share with a competitor two towns over.
Typically 2–4 weeks
Website with booking or payments
Everything in a marketing site, plus the part that actually earns: online booking, deposits, memberships or card payments wired into how you already work.
Typically 4–6 weeks
Mobile app, idea to App Store
A native iOS app designed, built and submitted by one person. Eight years of it, including identity software used by Lloyds and the Post Office.
Typically 6–12 weeks
SDK and technical consulting
Architecture reviews, codebase audits, and modular SDK work for teams shipping something other people have to integrate against.
Typically By arrangement
Selected work
ComplyCube
Rebuilt the identity verification SDK v2.0 from scratch — on-device document scanning, remote-configurable workflows, processing millions of identity checks.
Yoti
Built Right to Rent and Right to Work verification used by Lloyds and Post Office — white-label solutions deployed across multiple enterprise apps.
Foodly
Recipe-to-grocery platform with 1,000+ shoppable recipes and Amazon checkout — turned meal planning into a one-tap shopping experience.
Holiday Swap
Home exchange platform rebuilt from monolith to modular architecture — credit-based booking system serving users across 100+ countries.
Sip
Minimal daily water tracker — designed, built, and shipped solo in under two weeks. Focused UX that makes hydration a habit.
Wotes
Gym workout tracker built around how people actually take notes — shipped solo from idea to App Store in under two weeks.
GULI
Website for a drinks brand — matcha, mocktails and the rest of the range — designed and built end to end as a fast, static storefront.
About
I’m drawn to the messy early stages of building — the part where there’s no codebase, no design system, just a problem worth solving. I’ve spent the last eight years turning those blank slates into production software, from identity verification SDKs processing millions of checks to AI creative tools and recipe platforms.
That work was mostly for startups and enterprises elsewhere. What I want now is to do it closer to home — for businesses and public bodies across South Wales who deserve better than a template site and an offshore team they never meet.
You get one person who designs it, writes the code, and is still there when something needs changing. I’ve worn the product owner hat and written the technical docs, so I can talk to your developers or to your customers, whichever the job needs. When I’m not building, I’m competing in powerlifting — same discipline, different platform.