Apps — Side Projects

Apps built for real people and real workflows

Building small apps is a hobby of mine — each one started as a scratch for a real itch and ended up live and in use.

The stories behind the apps

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Family pet care

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PawBuddy started at home with Eden, his husband, and one very good boy named Collin. Between vet visits, vaccination dates, flea treatments, walks and feedings, they needed a smarter way to keep each other in the loop. Spreadsheets and sticky notes weren't cutting it.

So they built PawBuddy: a shared space for pet care where your pet's medical history, appointments, medications due, walk plan and feeding routine live together — easy to update, easy to share, and impossible to forget. It's designed for real family life, with friendly reminders and a clear routine (and yes… firm protection against "second dinners").

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Venue operations

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Venue OS was born out of years spent switching between different tools and pieces of software across the live events industry. Eden kept asking the same questions: why don't all these systems talk to each other? Why are they not combined?

The result is Venue OS — a single operations hub for live event venues where calendars, run sheets, gear lists, rosters and invoices connect instead of living in silos.

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Crew community

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From Eden's time working on cruise ships, he made friends from all over the world. But keeping in touch while on contract is hard — and you could be in the same port as someone and not even realise it.

Crew Bar was designed together with his good friend Liz to solve exactly that: a social workspace for cruise ship professionals to stay connected, find each other in port, and keep their community going across contracts.