2026 – ongoing — My anti-guru productivity app. All the good ideas from every method that actually works, none of the gurus. I use it every day, and I'm probably the only person alive who does. → Try it free at napoleon.today

2009 – present — I keep setting myself the same daft challenge: make one of something, every single day, for a year. Posters, photos, record sleeves, podcasts, doodles. Here's the running tally.

2010 – present — The web studio I've run out of Barnsley since 2010, with James Sheriff and Rich Keys. We started with two grand and a plan to quit when it ran out. Still going, annoyingly. → View on Genius Division

2026 – present — A tablet app I built to record my website-roasting videos — load a site, scribble all over it, and record just the page and my ink. None of the app itself.

2022 — My BJJ lifestyle brand. I started it as a blue belt, made a logo and a pile of t-shirts, set up a website, then quit. Like every blue belt does.

2021 — My 2021 book on making visuals that work — born from a 100-tweet thread, back when 'Visual Twitter' was still a tiny thing. The why behind a good image, not just the how. → Buy it on Gumroad → Paperback on Amazon

2021 — One of my Unobvious doodles ended up printed in Steven Bartlett's first book. I liked a tweet, drew something about it, and he asked to use it. → The book

2020 – present — A doodle a day, built on visual puns — 'a smile in the mind'. Started May 2020, more than 700 of them. Parked, not dead. → Unobvious on Instagram → Unobvious on Twitter

2018 — My talk at Front End North 2018. Design, front-end on the modern web, and a fair bit of Back to the Future. → Watch on YouTube

2018 — A 24-hour hackathon at Barnsley DMC. Me and a mate built The Selfie Button: a Domino's box on the reception desk that took your photo and tweeted it. We won, apparently.