Tools I built

Email outreach automation

Pulls school details (principal, email, phone and profile) from website links into a review sheet, personalises email templates with that information, sends with follow-ups on day 3 and day 7, detects replies, and logs every email.

Allowed one person to run personalised outreach to schools.

Daily check-in agent

Summarises the inbox at 8 am and records the day's priorities, then runs an end-of-day review at 7 pm. Completed work is logged to Notion so Claude has ongoing context on the company.

Provided daily structure and accountability without a reporting manager.

Tutorial video editor

Records phone screens and adds AI voiceover, automatic captions, click effects, backgrounds and text overlays, limited to the features I needed.

Produced the full set of EduWand tutorials for YouTube in one day.

GitHub Dating (AI tech radar)

A daily agent scans GitHub's trending repositories, and an hourly agent picks up links shared in a Slack channel. Each repository is assessed for EduWand use cases, logged to a Notion tech radar, and reviewed in a swipe dashboard that sends approved items to the tech team.

Helped prioritise which new AI tools were worth the tech team's time.

App Review Desk

Converts screenshots into numbered annotations with notes on exactly how a feature should look or behave, exported as a structured document.

Made feedback on AI-drafted work specific enough for the team to act on.

Student Clicker

A five-button classroom remote (A to D plus a doubt button) that lets every student answer live end-of-class quizzes. The prototype was presented at ESFE 2026.

At ESFE 2026, a school director compared it to Class Saathi, a similar product.

Paused because hardware cost, prototyping cycles and certification requirements exceeded team capacity.

Relay recorder

Records the screen directly to Google Drive with a live transcript, keeping recordings off local storage.

Built to record product demos on a laptop with limited storage.

Coaching app

Mobile-first app for my fitness coaching clients. A new client completes an intake form, the app builds their calorie, macro and training plan, and I review and publish it. Clients then log workouts, meals and weight each day.

No longer coaching; existing clients still use the app on their own.