Real software you can actually try.
These aren't mockups or slides. Every demo is working software you can click around in, and each one shows the kind of job businesses bring us: something new, something connected, or something taken off their hands.
The kind of software businesses ask for
Weather
Live, location-based weather in a clean, responsive UI. Current conditions and the forecast at a glance.
Proves: external API consumption, geolocation, time-series handling and clean client-side charts.
Time tracker
Clients, time entries, date ranges, filtering and reports. Logging and reporting handled by software instead of by hand.
Proves: the pattern behind payroll, contractor billing and job tracking, on seeded data.
Fuel price map
Find the cheapest fuel nearby. A live data source rendered on a map, with search and filtering.
Proves: external data feeds, geo queries, caching and a map-plus-filter UI.
Field tracker
A station or field operation logging what happens on the ground: mobs, weights, treatments and movements, with a live map and reports instead of a paper book.
Proves: records and CRUD, mapping, reporting, and a real domain modelled cleanly.
Online shop
A small storefront with a product catalogue, cart and checkout. The thing many businesses picture when they think “I need software”.
Proves: catalogue and cart flow, payment-provider integration (test mode) and order handling.
Booking system
Replaces the pen-and-paper booking book for any appointment-based business. Pick a slot, see what's free, confirm.
Proves: availability and conflict logic, scheduling UI and a clean multi-step flow.
Quote & invoice PDFs
Fill in a few fields, click, and get a clean branded PDF. The fiddly “make it look professional” job done in seconds.
Proves: templated document generation, clean branded output and on-demand PDF generation.
Site prestart & inspections
Daily prestart checks, plant inspections and defect reports captured on site, with audit-ready records instead of a triplicate book.
Proves: checklist workflows, defect capture, scheduling logic and compliance-ready reporting.
Staff rostering
Build the week's roster, spot gaps and clashes as you go, and publish shifts the whole team can see.
Proves: scheduling and conflict rules, recurring patterns and a team-facing view.
Recognise one of these in your own business?
If one of these is close to what you need, or you have something different in mind, get in touch and tell me about it.