For me
One calm screen that shows now, not everything
My own dashboard for running my day: tasks, routines, goals, content and a log of the work I do. It sits on my phone like an app.
- changes since July, and still going
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- changes since July, and still going
Why I built it
I’m rubbish at following up, and most apps expect you to remember to open them. So I built my own with one rule: fewest taps, nothing to remember, and if a feature needs instructions, it gets redesigned.
What it does
Today is one screen. My daily routine, today’s tasks in the order I’ll do them, this week’s three goals, and a note for the day. Nothing goes on Today without something coming off.
Around that there’s everything else I need: projects, routines, ideas, a brain dump, my goals for the week, month and year, my health and runs, and the whole content week from idea to published. If I label an email in Gmail, it turns into a task. There’s an assistant called Jett that helps me plan the day, and a work log where everything I finish gets written down for my Friday review.
It’s built the same way I build systems for clients. It runs without me remembering to make it run.
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See everything I've built
A game for my boys
Wolfie Run
Built in an evening for my boys before the Warrington Wolves Grand Final. I shared it in a couple of Wolves Facebook groups and about 100 people played over 800 games in the first few days.
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For my son's charity run
Tommy's 50
My son Tommy is running 50 miles in October for Sands. This tracks his runs and his sponsorship, and gives family and sponsors one page to follow along.
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For my kids' football club
VL Pitches
Pitch bookings and the fixtures calendar for Shevington FC, so coaches and parents know who's playing where, and when.
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