Tools & projects
Projects & apps
Each of these exists because a question kept coming up and the existing explanation wasn't doing the job. They are educational and self-management tools — not a replacement for medical advice, and not NHS products.
App and website building also functions as a practical form of enquiry: testing how interface, explanation, friction and context shape what people understand and do.
clinical toolCalm Your Gut
Making sense of IBS and digestive symptoms, with practical steps that fit real life.
Explore Open Calm Your Gut
clinical toolBeyond the Scales
A kinder, more accurate approach to weight, appetite and long-term change.
Explore Open Beyond the Scales
health educationLittle Humans
Feeding, sleep, tantrums and big feelings — what's normal, what helps, and when to seek support.
Explore Open Little Humans
self-management toolsafe
Simple check-ins and realistic guidance on eating, movement and rest for when the body feels under pressure.
Open safe
health educationAdulting Explained
Plain-English answers for young adults on money, housing, work and navigating the NHS.
Explore Open Adulting Explained
reflection toolAnchor
A private, user-led space to notice patterns in difficult relationship dynamics. Local-only storage, PIN protection, quick exit. Not a crisis service.
Open Anchor
early conceptClear
For 16–19s unsure about a relationship: a judgement-free space to reflect on what feels off and find trusted UK support.
Open Clear
performance toolSync
For performers and creatives: daily check-ins linking sleep, stress, training and fuelling to how you feel and perform.
Open Sync
performance toolSync: Kick
Built around football — 30-second check-ins, training and injury tracking, fuelling guidance and education.
Open Sync: Kick
performance toolSync: Ride
For cyclists: quick check-ins on energy, sleep, leg freshness and motivation, with insight into training load.
Open Sync: Ride
creative projectDrawn
An exploratory tarot reflection app using cards, symbols and questions as prompts for insight and self-reflection — reflective rather than predictive.
Open Drawn
experimental / creative projectManifest
A science-informed behaviour-change app about turning possibility into action — focused on motivation, intention, context and practical follow-through rather than magical thinking.
Coming soon