I'm an Android developer who enjoys building fast, focused tools and exploring device capabilities.
1st Year Computer Science BSc at University of Edinburgh
Android Development, Mobile UX, Browser Technologies
Device capabilities, Open source
Part of the winning CanSat team in Year 12 (school's first entry). Led the secondary mission: trained a CNN for stereo depth using dual cameras on fold-out arms, assembled electronics and documented the journey with a Docusaurus blog.
A custom widget to launch an app on the Galaxy Z Flip cover screen. Exploited a package-name allowance (Samsung Health) to enable arbitrary app launching - later patched by Samsung.
A from-scratch Android browser with simple gesture controls and one-hand ergonomics. Built with modern Android tooling (Jetpack Compose, Kotlin Coroutines, Flow).
A continued development fork of the Lightning browser used as a learning project for Android development - grew to 250k+ installs on Google Play (combined with SmartCookieWeb Preview).
A GeckoView-based evolution of SmartCookieWeb with web extension support, deep customization, and a familiar tab model - offering features beyond mobile Firefox at the time.
A PowerApp for students to submit books to librarians with clean, processable data. Includes an automatic leaderboard, permissioned student/admin dashboards, and simple moderation flows.
Mirrored third-party camera app feeds (Instagram, Snapchat, etc) to the Z Flip3 cover screen using Android's multi-display APIs - despite official support only covering the default camera app.
A Chrome extension that helps students manage their time by turning ManageBac (online learning platform often used by IB schools) tasks into actionable items inside their productivity tools. From any ManageBac task page you can push assignments to Notion or Google Sheets, keep them updated with one click, and bulk-sync upcoming work.