PPC by day.
AI products by night.
I run Google Ads and lead-gen campaigns for a Greater Manchester agency, then go home and build the tools I wish existed — a finance app, a watch tracker, a command centre that refuses to guess.
Two sides of the same job — bringing customers in, and building what converts them.
What I’m building for myself, currently.
JARVIS
A personal command centre that reads Whoop, my calendar, my inboxes and my other projects, then answers spoken questions from real, live data — no fallback numbers if a feed goes down.
Vela
A cash-based personal finance app. Know what you can actually spend today, not what a budget spreadsheet says you should.
Pulso
The watch-collection app that does its own homework — tracking, valuation and history for a collection instead of a spreadsheet full of guesses.
The devlog behind the labs.
Hex Core — a new identity
Why I replaced JARVIS’s arc-reactor favicon with a mark built to survive 16 pixels.
No fallback numbers, ever
The rule JARVIS taught me the hard way, after a beautiful dashboard quietly lied to me for three days.
Building Ospeka on Shopify
From a £1,000 stake to £100,000 in year one — the apps, mistakes and margins.
Apple Retail during the iPhone launch, eight years running a digital marketing agency in Colombia, back to the UK in 2019, and now leading a Lead Generation PPC team in Greater Manchester by day. Everything else — Ospeka, Ospina Labs, this site — happens after that, because building is the other half of the same job.