Things I've built

The software company I founded in Ireland — the studio behind Tomcabs, Alabasta, and other products.

A taxi management platform with advanced dispatch, fleet, and billing tooling — running in production with paying customers.

An AI-native workspace for teams — not project management with AI bolted on, but a real-time knowledge base of decisions, tradeoffs, and execution.

A gym management platform for staff and members, with companion native apps on iOS and Android.

A complete home-management platform for families — tasks, budgets, documents, and the shared logistics of a household in one place.

A pared-down Notion, built for an audience of one — exactly the features I use, none of the ones I don't.

A remake of a puzzle game that was pulled from the App Store — rebuilt natively on iOS because it deserved to exist again.

A from-scratch password manager — built to understand client-side cryptography by getting the threat model right, not by trusting a library blindly.

A 2D mobile game built solo in Unity — I designed and made everything: art, sound, menus, levels, and game feel.

A Unity mobile game built around a gravity mechanic that was genuinely fun to explore — designed, built, and shipped solo.

A streaming website I built at 15 in PHP, JavaScript, and SQL — long since dead, but my first real full-stack build.

A Facemash-style campus project I built at 14–15, inspired by The Social Network — finished, but never released.