The tools I build with

I'm not tied to one platform. I pick whatever fits the job, and I work across both the Microsoft and Google worlds, so you're not boxed in by the software you already run. Here's the toolkit.

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Microsoft Power Platform

Low-code apps, automation and dashboards built directly on your business data.

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Power Apps

Custom apps your team actually uses, web and mobile, backed by proper data instead of a shared spreadsheet.

Power Automate

Flows that handle the repetitive admin (approvals, emails, reports) on their own.

Power BI

Dashboards that turn your data into something you can act on at a glance.

Dataverse

A secure, structured home for your business data, instead of scattered files.

SharePoint

Lists, document libraries and intranet pieces wired into the rest of your tools.

Copilot Studio

Custom AI assistants grounded in your own data and processes.

Microsoft 365

The Office stack done properly, with Excel & VBA as the deep specialism.

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Flagship

Excel & VBA

The core of what I do: reliable, documented spreadsheets and macros that don’t fall over, from a tidy automation that saves an afternoon to a full Excel tool your team runs on.

Office Scripts

Modern, cloud-friendly automation for Excel on the web: VBA’s successor for Microsoft 365.

Access

Desktop databases tidied up, fixed, or migrated somewhere more robust.

Outlook & Word

Templated documents, mail-merge and inbox rules that take the manual faff away.

SharePoint & OneDrive

Files and data organised so your automations have something solid to build on.

Google Workspace

Not a Microsoft shop? I build on Google too: the same outcomes, different toolkit.

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Google Sheets

Sheets built properly: formulas, structure and reporting that scale beyond a quick list.

Apps Script

Custom automation across Sheets, Docs, Gmail and Drive: the Google equivalent of VBA and Power Automate.

AppSheet

No-code apps built straight on top of your Google (or Excel) data.

Web & code

When the job needs real code or systems talking to each other.

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Websites

Fast, clean marketing sites and simple web tools.

APIs & integrations

Getting your different systems talking to each other, reliably.

Python

Scripts and data work for the jobs a spreadsheet or low-code tool isn’t right for.

SQL

Querying, cleaning and moving data between databases.

Not sure which fits your setup?

Tell me what you're running and what's painful. I'll recommend the right tool, honestly.

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