Built & Delivered

Shipped.

2016 — 2026
Enterprise Platforms · Consumer Products · AI · VR · Mobile · Cloud
Ideas are easy. Shipping is harder. These are products that made it into the real world—used by customers, staff and millions of people.
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001 — AI Strategy Platform2024
3D scatter plot of survey responses clustered by semantic similarity, colour-coded by group

Strategy Connect

Helped transform strategic planning by clustering thousands of qualitative responses into visual patterns that teams could actually discuss and act on.

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Role
CTO / product architect
Delivered via
42 Interactive
Tags
Vector analysis, Clustering, Web platform
Surface
Web platform
002 — Enterprise platforms2019 — 2023
Red Rooster ordering app showing checkout, loyalty points and combo options

Craveable Brands

Building restaurants of the future

Built and evolved ordering platforms across multiple restaurant brands, integrating mobile, web, payments, loyalty, delivery and point-of-sale systems at national scale.

OrderingPOS integrationLoyalty
003 — Enterprise platforms2017 — 2022
Amica Perks app showing competitions, rewards and vouchers across three phone screens

International Towers / Amica

Connecting people to the workplace

A workplace experience platform bringing together building access, events, bookings, community and tenant services into one mobile experience.

Mobile accessBuilding systemsCommunity
Showreel

The best products aren’t interesting because of the technology. They’re interesting because people actually use them.

Short walkthroughs showing how these products behaved after launch—not just how they looked in Figma.Video not yet added
What these projects taught

What shipping teaches you that prototypes never will.

01

Scale changes the architecture.

Once a platform reaches every store, lobby or clinical site, architecture decisions stop being theoretical — reliability and operations become the product.

02

Every industry thinks it's unique. The engineering usually isn't.

Commerce, property, strategy, healthcare and immersive work look different on the surface. Underneath, they share the same need: software that survives real operations.

03

Products succeed when the whole system works—not just the app.

The useful work sat between strategy and delivery — holding product judgement and technical clarity in the same place from first decision through to ship.

04

Real products depend on ecosystems, integrations and operational reality.

Much of this client work shipped through 42 Interactive — senior architecture and product thinking inside a team accountable for getting it live.