PrintR
Android-to-Windows and Linux local printing, documented through real screenshots, automated checks and a clearly scoped hands-on printer check.
Christchurch, New Zealand project portfolio
A curated set of software, radio, public-interest, automation and web-system project notes. Each entry separates current evidence from work-in-progress status and known limitations.
Software and mobile
Private prototypes and development notes that show interface, workflow and implementation thinking without presenting early work as a finished product.
Android-to-Windows and Linux local printing, documented through real screenshots, automated checks and a clearly scoped hands-on printer check.
Explores low-friction personal check-ins, clear interface wording and local-first design thinking.
Mobile-first cooking and meal-planning work focused on everyday decision friction and New Zealand context.
A playback diagnostics console exploring privacy-conscious logging, troubleshooting exports and readable fault evidence.
Radio and SDR
Technical notes spanning a local C++/Qt SDR desktop prototype and an independent New Zealand radio-directory experiment.
Desktop SDR work covering spectrum display, receiver diagnostics, scanner workflows and explicit capability limits.
An independent radio directory experiment with broadcaster-source links, stream-health notes and non-affiliation boundaries.
Public-interest and data
Exploratory tools and archives where source clarity, non-official status and publication limits matter as much as the interface.
Explores readable support discovery, careful wording and clear urgent-help and non-official boundaries.
Private civic-data prototype, documented through project notes and a source snapshot.
Earlier healthcare-awareness website based on published New Zealand sources, retained with source references and project notes.
An independent archive project with visible source, methodology and publication-caution pathways.
Project proof paths
The portfolio hub provides the short status view. Longer case studies explain decisions and limitations, while the source archive keeps static project references and downloads separate from public-facing claims.