Software engineer. Wellington, NZ. AI infrastructure. Self-hosted tools. Full-stack.

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Mar 2026 ReactTypescript

GPUShare

A self-host AI inference and blender rendering server, allows multiple users, with usage based payments
Mar 2026 ReactTypescript

DropETA

A PWA route optimiser with ETA locking, built for solo couriers who work from DMs, not dispatch software.
Jan 2026 TypescriptReact

Wiki Router

WikiRouter finds paths between Wikipedia articles using semantic A* search. It combines the Wikipedia API with local embeddings to navigate the article graph intelligently, preferring semantically similar nodes to the target.
Jan 2026 TypescriptNext.JS

Health Agent

HealthAgent turns daily Apple Health exports into a clean, opinionated health summary.
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Post Mar 2026

Week One: Splitting the Stack and Making Setup Actually Work

Five days ago I published the first post about GPUShare. Since then, the project has moved from "technically functional" to "something people can actually install without messaging me for help."
Post Mar 2026

I'm Building a GPU PC, So I Made It a Private AI Server for My Friends

A self-hosted platform for sharing your GPU's idle compute with friends, billed by electricity.
Post Jan 2026

Healthagent: Apple Health data ingestion and insights

A Next.js app that ingests Apple Health exports, normalises them to Postgres, and produces daily/weekly insights with a lightweight GCP pipeline.
Report Aug 2025

Home Lab Architectural Study

A architecture case study for a small production lab running on a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. It documents constraints, measurable goals, the high level solution, security posture, backup and recovery procedures, architecture decision records and a practical restore playbook.
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Currently a Junior Web Developer at Alphero. Always open to interesting conversations and collaborations.

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