
Field Service App
A proof of concept exploring what field service software could look like if it were designed around the people actually using it.
1958 → 2026 · BUILDING
Things I've built, fixed, improved and helped make happen.
This is a working record rather than a CV. The jobs, the projects, the systems and the problems I have spent time on, and how they connect to each other.
Some of it is finished. Some of it is in use every week. Some of it is still on the bench, and a few things are sketches that may never leave the drawer. Each one carries an honest status.
The Field Notes are the other half of the story: what I learned, noticed and thought about along the way. Every piece of work here links to the notes behind it.
Things I've made, improved and helped build.

A proof of concept exploring what field service software could look like if it were designed around the people actually using it.

What began as a better club website became a digital platform for running an entire netball club.

Giving an independent wellness business a digital home with as much personality as the real thing.

There is no shortage of information in field service. Turning it into something a human can act on before the next job is the actual work.

A beer-league hockey site built as though you have found an old computer and the Raiders operating system is still running.

A second independent wellbeing business, and a proper test of what actually transfers between two projects in the same sector.
In progress, being researched, or quietly refusing to behave.
Most pieces of work cross more than one of these. That is the point.
The day job, and the independent projects it keeps prompting.
4 PROJECTS · 7 FIELD NOTES 02Websites and digital tools for clubs, small businesses and me.
10 PROJECTS · 8 FIELD NOTES 03Turning messy operations into something a human can use.
8 PROJECTS · 10 FIELD NOTES 04Clubs, teams and the volunteers who hold them together.
3 PROJECTS · 2 FIELD NOTES 05Ideas being tested to find out whether they deserve to exist.
5 PROJECTS · 7 FIELD NOTESNot everything goes all the way along. Most ideas never leave the drawer, and most work was never meant to be anything other than work. That is fine.
Everything else lives in the full project library, filterable by what you are interested in.