Founder
CopyLint
A copy checker for teams that need their writing to stay on-brand.
Things I build, and keep healthy.
Main builds
- Modern websites for independent businesses, practices, and small teams
- Fast, maintainable Next.js builds with clear content and conversion paths
- Booking, enquiry, payment, CMS, and content flows that feel joined up
Retainers
- Ongoing website QA: SEO, indexing, performance, analytics, and content checks
- Regular fixes, improvements, and operational monitoring after launch
- Private tooling for search visibility, copy audits, migrations, DNS, APIs, and the awkward bits
Operational layer
A private search visibility system for the sites I build and look after.
An operational platform for maintaining and improving the search performance of multiple websites.
Search Console · Screaming Frog · Ahrefs
Selected projects.
Client
Connection Clinic
Sex and relationship therapy, matched to you.
Collaboration
Mothers Memoirs
A guided writing space for honest reflections on motherhood.
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…
Labs.
Practice system
GoAgain
A rhythm-based practice system for training timing, focus, and musical fluency.
How I got here.
I started in music - teaching, performing, writing, and later publishing a book on learning piano through composition.
Beginner to Composer In 14 Days
Through writing the book I became more interested in systems, workflows, and the stuff happening behind the scenes.
That eventually pulled me into software. Now I build websites, tooling, and operational systems that are designed to stay maintainable long after launch.
Music still takes up a big part of my life too - especially composition learning, and writing.
