
Strike — discover
The insight surfaced first, the evidence behind it one click away.
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Player-coach product designer. I design, I code, and I push directly to production — across government, healthcare, fintech, and enterprise AI.
Interfaces, motion, and the details that don't fit in a case study.

Strike — discover
The insight surfaced first, the evidence behind it one click away.

Sesame — regain control
Care sold the way people actually search for it: by the problem, not the speciality.

Microbiome testing — the front door
Explaining a microbiome test to someone who has never heard of one.

Taxfix — the payoff
€1,024 back. Every screen before this one exists to earn it.

CompareClub — AI digital advisor
The production build: an AI advisor that sounds like the brand, not like a model.

Sesame — the clinician
Price, distance and reviews on one card. The three things people actually decide on.

Taxfix — on the wrist
The refund, reduced to the one number that matters.

Strike — planning
A timeline that shows the delays before anyone has to admit to them.

Taxfix — finished, for now
The hardest screen in the flow: telling someone to stop and wait, without losing them.

Sesame — lab results
"Everything is perfect" — the sentence the whole product is built to deliver.

Subscription analytics — the metrics
Revenue, churn and cohorts on one screen, without making it a spreadsheet.

Sesame — the referral
A doctor's recommendation, with the price attached before you have to ask.

Microbiome testing — the report
The visualisation that had to satisfy a scientist and a patient at once.

Sesame — the appointment
A telehealth call answered from the wrist.

CompareClub — on mobile
The advisor conversation where most of it actually happened.

Taxfix — scanning the code
The handoff from a government letter to the app, in one camera frame.

Microbiome testing — on the wrist
A gut-health check-in, small enough to actually do.

Taxfix — year on year
This year against last, without opening the app.

Strike — on the wrist
The one signal a lead actually needs between meetings.