Outside Microsoft 365 work, I build apps for the things I care about: running, the hills and the occasional wedding. They're personal projects, not consulting products, and the apps are all free to try. I also sell prints of my landscape photography.
A wedding guest app for music and photos
Guests scan a QR code at the wedding to request and vote on songs, call out the cheesy ones (three calls and the requester goes to Music Jail), and share photos into one gallery that plays as a live slideshow on the venue screen. No app download or account for guests.
Visit knotbox.app
Interval training with voice coaching
Run/walk intervals with spoken cues, programmes such as Couch to 5K and Bridge to 10K, HIIT sessions, guided strength workouts with per-set logging, and short desk "movement moments". Works offline, with GPS pace and route maps outdoors.
Visit intervaly.training
Every hill in Britain and Ireland
Log your climbs and track progress across 42 hill lists, from the Munros to the Wainwrights, using all 21,550 hills in the Database of British and Irish Hills. Plan what goes in your pack, and keep your kit and its receipts in one place.
Visit peakpack.co.uk
Landscape photography and prints
When I'm not building apps, I'm usually up a hill with a camera or a drone. My photography site has galleries of my landscape work, much of it from the Scottish hills, with digital downloads, prints and framed prints to order.
Visit andykemp.photographyThe three apps run on Cloudflare Workers with D1 databases, with Clerk sign-in for users and Microsoft Entra ID protecting the admin side. It's the same identity-first thinking I bring to client work, applied to my own apps.
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