I wanted a way for people who make apps to compete for attention that was more fun than bidding for it. So I built Sinkers, a free browser game where your app rides on a toy warship and the only way up the leaderboard is to sink whoever is above you.
I wanted to know what a new car costs in Macedonia and whether it is cheaper next door. The prices are in 1,200 importer PDFs across seven countries. How I use Claude to read them every week, and what I had to build around it so the numbers can be trusted.
Six apps, one person, and feedback arriving from anywhere. How I use SnagFrog to get every bug report and suggestion into one inbox, with logs attached, and how Claude now fixes most of them and writes back to the person who sent it.
You know HTML, CSS and enough JavaScript to be dangerous. Twelve lessons later you will have built a working app and understand why every piece of it is there.
Part one is Claude the app, and needs no terminal. Part two is Claude Code, on a real codebase with real mess in it - tests that fail, a file that is too long, and a README that lies.
11+ years of React, React Native and Node.js, a good part of it leading the
people building alongside him. The apps above are what he builds outside the day job.
The CV, the career history and the industries he has worked in are on the profile.