Building

Personal Projects

Some are prototypes. Some are early ideas. Some may become useful things. I’m keeping them here while I work out what they want to become.

01Prototype

Ayurvedic Morning Routine

A simple personalised morning-routine tool that helps people try a small, practical routine without being overwhelmed.

Exploring how traditional wisdom can become something genuinely usable in everyday life.

02Prototype

Bhagavad Gita Companion

A companion for reading verses, reflecting on them, keeping journal notes and seeing your progress over time.

Trying to make a long-term spiritual text easier to return to regularly, without flattening it into bite-sized quotes.

03Exploring

Conflict Resolution Card Deck

A set of cards to help individuals and teams take small, practical steps towards reducing or resolving conflict.

The cards would be prompts for reflection, conversation and action rather than a fixed conflict-resolution method.

04Exploring

Hybrid Communication Protocols Kit

A practical kit to help hybrid teams agree on better ways to communicate, collaborate and make decisions together.

Less about adding more tools; more about making expectations visible and reducing avoidable communication friction.

05Early idea

Cultural Similarities Collection

A browsable collection showing how ideas, practices and values from one culture often connect with similar ideas elsewhere.

A place to explore how much human cultures share — without pretending their differences do not matter.

06Planning

Design for Non-Designers

A learning site for people who need to make things look good themselves, using AI or Canva, without starting with design theory.

Possible lessons: balance, hierarchy, alignment, font judgement and making sense of a colour palette — taught in an order that feels intuitive.

07In progress

This Website

My own website, built in Astro while I learn enough about modern static sites to understand how the pieces fit together.

The site itself is part portfolio, part publishing system and part learning project.