Product person. Lately, also building things on the side.
Group Product Manager, currently leading ecommerce platform modernisation. This portfolio collects my personal projects and writing.
Selected work
Remind me later
I'm forgetful, so I built a planner that texts me until I do the thing, tracks overdue, and forces a weekly review.
Storymap
Backlog management made easy for both me and Claude.
Version status
A dashboard showing where every project sits across prod, preview, and master. Idea to deploy in a day.
This portfolio
The website you're reading right now. So meta.
About
Group Product Manager by day. Having heaps of fun shipping personal projects in my spare time. Most of them are apps just for me, solving annoyances I've been carrying around for years.
About me →Build log
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Analytics scripts that blockers stopped now load
Session replay and click tracking on the site were being blocked and silently dropped. They now load, so visits are recorded again.
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The app now stays a tidy column on wide screens
On a computer the app used to stretch edge to edge; it now holds a centred, phone-width column so it stays easy to read.
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The site now has a build log, updated every day
Case study pages also got sharper screenshots, a realistic text-message example and cleaner spacing, and the-weekly case study came off the public site.
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Logged a batch of dependency updates to review
A tracking note was added for a pending update of 30 npm packages, so the review isn't forgotten.
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Sharper phone screenshots on the site
Screenshots in the project carousel are captured to fit their frame exactly, so they stay crisp instead of soft on every display.
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Two new pieces for lists of optional things
Shared list pieces can now mark a row as something you could add rather than something owed, built for the planner's new habit zone.
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Log a habit straight from Today
The separate habit picker is gone, and a repeating task or habit can now be moved to another day by a text message.
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The storymap case study now shows the real tool
Placeholder blocks are replaced with captures of the live tool, the mobile screenshots read larger, and the live link now says Try it.
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Saved edits to a board now show up straight away
Signed-in editors could save a board and still see a version up to four hours old. Their browser now always shows the latest.
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Dependency updates now arrive checked and in one place
Version bumps for the sites now show up as a plain-English card to approve, with a check that says whether the update is safe.