Founder
CopyLint
A copy checker for teams that need their writing to stay on-brand.
Where my time goes.
Collaboration
Mothers Memoirs
A guided writing space for honest reflections on motherhood.
Client
Connection Clinic
Sex and relationship therapy, matched to you.
Coming soon
A private SEO system for the sites I build and look after.
Pulling together crawl, search, and performance data - then turning it into clear actions and maintenance work.
Search Console · Screaming Frog · Ahrefs
Where my time also goes.
Practice system
GoAgain
Train your brain through rhythm.
Book
Beginner to Composer in 14 Days
Learn piano by composing your own piece - ending with a real lead sheet.
Things I've been thinking about.
Become a multi-instrumentalist. It’s easier than you think
What is a multi-instrumentalist?
Wikipedia defines a multi-instrumentalist as:
“a musician who plays two or more musical instruments at a professional level of proficiency” - Wikipedia
Notice the word ‘proficiency’. In Wikipedia’s view multi-instrumentalists have to be experts, not just on one instrument but on all of them - no easy feat. There’s no denying it’s incredible to watch and listen to musicians who have mastered their craft, however I prefer to think of multi-instrumentalists as ‘musically fluent’ rather than proficient. Fluency is a very different proposition, a more attainable one. Where proficiency is reserved for the few, fluency is open to all…
Pieces I've worked through.
Jazz trio transcriptions
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How I got here.
I started in music - spending my early career teaching, performing, and writing.
Over the years I’ve played in a lot of different contexts - performing at the Edinburgh Fringe, recording at Abbey Road, working with artists like Joy Crookes, even appearing as a drummer in one of Gabrielle Aplin’s videos.
In 2022, an MSc in Music for Screen pulled me into software. One thing led to another, and now I build digital products.
