Software

Mobile app for the Fissara system. Comprises a large number of features:

• Scheduling and on-demand job creation
• Asset and site management
• Fault/issue tracking
• Timesheets
• Form data collection
• Document management
• Lone worker safety monitoring

Rectify allows tenants to report problems with their rental property with minimal fuss. Tenants take pictures and describe the problem, and then receive updates and follow-up questions as it’s handled.

Property managers also benefit by spending less time chasing up issues, and can manage and track issues through a web-based workflow.

A data collection solution for businesses.

• Create forms in the web-based management console
• Provision them to workers in the field
• Receive completed forms as soon as they’re submitted, and export the data to a variety of formats

Tracer was an experiment in building a cross-platform app using web technologies.

It ran on the (now defunct) Firefox OS, and in the browser as a progressive-web-app. Features included:

• Ability to record tracks and view history on a map
• Fully offline operation
• Server-less synchronisation between devices using couchDB

Prototype for an app-based vehicle access/authorisation system. Users could control vehicle features via a secure link with an onboard receiver module.

The prototype was further developed into the Huf-SixSense product used by vehicle rental agencies.

Demonstration app for preventative care of outpatients.

• Record meals, activity and upload to server for analysis
• Take pulse and blood oxygen readings via a Bluetooth-connected pulse oximeter.

A client for the (now defunct) Grooveshark music service.

Basking allowed users to cache songs for offline playback, and integrated Grooveshark playlists into other music apps.

While you’re walking around with your WiFi-enabled phone, it’s periodically searching for networks to connect to.

A number of advertisers, businesses and analytics companies have realised the value in tracking people using this information.

MAC Hopper periodically randomises the device’s WiFi MAC address to interfere with such tracking; Apple later adopted a similar strategy in iOS 8.

Further information is available in the project summary.

A simple password generator for the Open Mobile Security Alliance.

Eclectic was a 3rd-party app for the STEREOMOOD, a music streaming service whose main feature was to suggest music based on the user’s current mood. At peak, it had around 3500 active users.

A physics-sim live wallpaper for Android. At its peak, BallPaper had over 25,000 active installations on the Play Store.