Product and AI builder, founder of Bridle. Scroll to look around, then into the screen.
Founder of Bridle, an AI company that runs supervised AI workers for businesses. I care about clear products, real users and keeping humans in control.
An AI company that deploys and runs AI workers for multi-location service businesses, starting with a missed-calls receptionist and a Google review agent. Every worker runs with set permissions, human approval for risky actions and a full record of what it did.
A Python engine that cleans up and prioritises product requirements. It removes duplicates, flags weak requirements, links dependencies, uses an LLM to spot conflicts and picks the best release plan.
An AI app that turns a screenshot into the next action. Capture an event, a message or a booking, and it becomes a calendar entry or a to-do.
I'm studying how a footballer's body truly recovers between matches, and why the readings most players trust tell only half the story.
The cardiovascular system tends to recover from a match within a day, while muscles, tendons and the nervous system can need two to three. Wrist trackers mostly read the heart, so they can declare a player recovered while the hamstrings are still repairing, which is precisely the window where soft-tissue injuries tend to happen.
My work explores a readiness picture that separates the two: what a session does to the legs, measured close to the pitch, weighed against how the body recovers overnight. The aim is a single, plain decision for coaching staff rather than another number for players to worry about.
When the two disagree, the right call is a lighter session, not a green light.
a principle i work by“We must design for the way people behave, not for how we would like them to behave.”
Don Norman
Appointment setting for a digital agency, cold outreach to local businesses, and barista work.
Competitive university football.
Looking for a product or AI internship for summer 2027.
ka01717@surrey.ac.uk