Open to software engineering roles
Software engineer in Wiltshire.
I build iPhone apps, machine learning that runs on small hardware and the AI tools in between.
Open source
374GitHub stars
Catches failed 3D prints on your own hardware, pauses the printer and sends you a snapshot alert. Runs in Docker or as a macOS or Windows app. No frame ever leaves your network.
On a Raspberry Pi 4B, over the same four unseen test sets.
36 forks and 467 release downloads. GPL-2.0, written in Python.
Party game for iPhone and iPad
App Store15 games
A pass-the-phone party game. Each player gets a card and a countdown while the room guesses. Running out of time sets off the BOOM.
Dares, Charades and Little ones are free, twelve more are one-off purchases.
iOS 26, SwiftUI and StoreKit. Its site runs on Cloudflare Workers with D1.
Medicine timing for iPhone
Out nowon the App Store
Times medicine doses for you and your family. Tap Taken and it works out when the next dose is allowed. Family you invite get told when a dose is late. It reminds and logs, and never calculates an amount.
Syncs through CloudKit. First two medicines free, unlimited for £2.99 once.
How PrintGuard evolved from a dissertation model to a barely functional pip package to a hub people run on their own printers.
Dissertation project. Few-shot failure detection that runs at 15.1 images a second on a Raspberry Pi 4B with a 93.7% F1 score. The model behind PrintGuard.
The first version of PrintGuard, built on Home Assistant and OctoPrint.
An OAuth 2.0 server with PKCE, built with FastAPI and MongoDB in a university team.
A SwiftUI modifier for resizable views.
Built agentic systems with LangChain and LangGraph that turn unstructured client documents into structured data in Postgres, and designed the schemas.
First Class Honours. Dissertation on few-shot 3D print failure detection on edge devices.
I studied Computer Science at Newcastle and graduated with a First in 2025. My dissertation trained a model small enough to spot failing 3D prints on a Raspberry Pi, and that became PrintGuard, which people now run on their own printers at home. Since then I have been building iPhone apps under my own name alongside it.