An interactive atlas of seventeen great voyages — from the wanderings of Odysseus and Kupe's crossing of Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa to Shackleton's Endurance — traced stop by stop across a 3D globe styled as an antique printed plate, with period artwork, illustrated biographies and ambient sound.
A map-first guide to eating and drinking in Ōtautahi Christchurch — 360+ bars, cafés, restaurants and takeaways on one map, each picked by hand. See what's near you and what's actually open. Nobody pays to be listed.
A daily front page for gaming. News, releases, reviews, hardware and trailers pulled from across the web into one fast feed — with release countdowns, a weekly email, and a Recap that remembers your last visit and shows only what's new.
A browser-based drum machine, sampler and step sequencer — sixteen velocity pads, live sampling, a mixer with effects, and WAV/stem export. Nothing to buy, nothing to install, and it works offline as an installable app.
A curated daily front page for what's next in tech. Dozens of sources run through an AI taste-gate that drops deals, earnings and rumours on purpose — leaving a sharp static front page with per-entity archives, a release ledger and a twice-daily written brief.
A lightweight Letterboxd for games. Log what you're playing, track what you've finished, and see what your friends are into.
A games blog about deep cuts, obscure consoles, and the interesting corners of game history. Japan-leaning, written from New Zealand — each piece is one game or one machine given a proper look.
Interactive map and itinerary planner for Lord of the Rings & Hobbit filming locations across New Zealand. 38 confirmed sites, day-by-day drive times, Cook Strait crossing, and downloadable PDF.
A small, calm, local-first checklist app. Add tasks fast, tick them off, and keep a note or subtasks one tap deep — everything saved on your device, no account, and it installs as an app.
A pile of pictures from the camera roll. Pick one up. Throw it. Hit SCATTER if things get too tidy.