Apps I've vibe coded late at night, an AI coaching platform we're running as an experiment. Three books in print, and a stretch of television work that started before any of it. A working catalogue.
Four live products. One day job, three built on evenings and weekends. All shipped, all in use.
How to remember anything — a memory palace, built for you.
A web app that helps you build vivid memory palaces from any text. Drop in what you need to remember; Loci turns it into a place you can walk.
Your AI productivity partner.
Hit your no.1 goal in 90 days by clearing fragmented focus, overthinking, and hidden overwhelm. Self-led, with the Prime Focus Method baked in.
Give every employee the coach they deserve.
Executive-level coaching, scaled to your entire organisation. Stop using lagging, self-reported signals to run your people system — use real-time coaching to predict risk before it hits.
Design products that make customers switch.
A mini-tool for product teams: a structured way to map why customers leave, what would make them switch, and which moves actually move the needle.
A short masterclass recorded with the Evening Standard — how to stay focused when everything around you is asking for attention.
Two on memory, one on the craft I learned from the other half of my life — acting.
Both about memory. One I created; one I coached the cast on.
A primetime BBC One series taking ordinary people and showing them, in two weeks, how to activate their superhuman memory. I devised the show and ran the techniques with the contestants.
Channel 4's experiment: take three celebrities, give them a memory coach, see what sticks. I worked with the cast on faces, names, numbers — and a few stunts that genuinely surprised them.
