Quite often one of my hacks turns into a project, I'm asked to make a thing, or I start something new. Here's some of them, most are lost to the mists of time.
Collaboration with UCL and Memrise to see which of five methodologies work best for learning languages. Built with the new Polymer framework. ⇢
Gallery interactive combining Leap Motion, Sony video headset, macro videography and custom Mac app ⇢
Borrow your friend's car without the hassle ⇢
Learn to take beautiful images of the things you make ⇢
A magical beast of a job board ⇢
A box of hackable, educational devices to inspire children about technology ⇢
Everyone needs time to truly unplug ⇢
Useful, simple, social event pages ⇢
Considering a new job but don't want your boss to find out? Get a little help from your friends... ⇢
Collaborative data analysis ⇢
Involve your readers in your writing ⇢
A monthly craft subscription box ⇢
Ask your friends to help you write your next blog post ⇢
Sell the digital things you make to the people in your network ⇢
Blog for my wife's perspective on #startuplife ⇢
A wearable visualisation of your personal data ⇢
How can Comic Relief make new money, in new ways, at new times, using digital stuff? ⇢
Hacking a remote Scottish island ⇢
Researching cultural hacking and hacker culture ⇢
Shoot, share and discover clips of the sports you love ⇢
Hugh Hughes, an emerging artist from Wales, explores his childhood ⇢
An open data experiment in visualising a year of all public UK film screenings ⇢
Bringing social startup ideas to Ireland that have worked elsewhere in the World ⇢
Give a single amount each month to charity, divide it up how you want ⇢
Record meetings and conversations without attribution ⇢
A crowdsourced database of accessibility information for places ⇢
Blog for my wife's perspective on #startuplife ⇢
Visualise two sides of an argument ⇢
Enable organisations that own green spaces to manage their environmental responsibilities ⇢
A mood diary to help those with mental health issues make their treatment more effective ⇢
A "tap tap" game that never saw the light of day ⇢
A web video platform to help TV and film professionals collaborate more easily ⇢
An experimental record label ⇢