Projects

This page collects the main things I’m building and refining.

Some are polished enough to share publicly. Others are still in progress but already useful enough to be worth documenting.

Reflux Radar

Reflux Radar is on the App Store for iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/reflux-radar/id6761209720

I built it for my wife. We wanted something that would actually help us figure out which foods were triggering her acid reflux. Most tracking apps are either too generic or too clinical, so I built something focused specifically on the reflux side of things.

The app logs meals by text – you type what you ate and it uses AI to break it down into ingredients, estimate acidity, and colour-code everything green, amber, or red based on pH. Symptoms like chest pain, cough, stomach ache, and reflux are tracked separately and shown alongside meals on a daily timeline. Over time the pattern becomes clearer and you can download reports to see correlations.

Everything in v1 stays on-device. The AI parsing runs through a server-side function but the data itself lives in local SQLite. Built with React Native and Expo. It’s vibe-coded, but it does a job — my wife is happy with it and it’s definitely helped identify the problem foods.

Also: Reflux patterns don’t reveal themselves overnight — on why consistent logging is what makes the app useful.

Velorific

A training and fuelling app built around exercise load, calorie targets, and practical daily nutrition.

I built Velorific because most nutrition tools felt either too generic or too cumbersome for day-to-day endurance training. The aim is to make it easier to log food, connect training load, and make better fuelling decisions without a lot of friction.

OpenClaw / automation work

Experiments in personal AI systems, workflows, and small automations.