I design and build custom AI-powered software for businesses in Queensland: internal tools, customer-facing apps and AI agents. Work starts with a small, working prototype so you can see and test the idea early, then grows into a full build if it proves its value.
The best way to judge a builder is to try something they built. These are interactive concept demos I designed and built myself. They run in your browser; the figures in them are illustrative, and they are not products for sale.
A browser storyboard of what AI for engineering could look like: devices placed on a drawing, the building modelled in 3D, cable routed, and a bill of materials and illustrative budget built up alongside. It brings 3D graphics, engineering rules and costing together in one place, on a fixed reference drawing set.
Agents that use the same web pages you and your staff do: reading a document, filling the form and asking a person before anything important happens. Useful when a system has no easy way to connect. The demo uses sample data.
With a background in telecommunications, networks and systems integration, I am comfortable where software meets the physical world.
Often a clickable first version in a few weeks, depending on scope.
Can’t see yours? Ask me directly.
Internal tools, customer-facing web apps, AI agents that carry out multi-step tasks, and software that connects to hardware and sensors. The three Engineering Studios on this site, concept storyboards I built for cabling and Wi-Fi, water and energy, give a glimpse of how I think.
With a short conversation, then a small working prototype. You see and test the idea early, and only commit to a full build once it has proved its value.
Ownership is agreed up front for each project and written into the agreement before work starts.
Tell me about the job that takes too long or the idea you keep coming back to. A first conversation is free, and you will come away knowing whether AI is worth it for you.
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