Apps I worked on
IRIS Listen Well
Providing audio experiences built around immersive technology and progressive biology. Real-time audio effect applied to iTunes and Spotify tracks.
Tesco Pay+
A simple, convenient and rewarding way to pay at a Tesco store and collect Tesco Clubcard points with a single scan of your phone.
Keakr
A social network and music studio for the hip hop community. Discover new Hip Hop artists, record your own videos and rap battles.
TuneMoji
TuneMoji is a social network for sharing sonic GIFs. Share music, meme, and movie sound GIFs on your favorite messaging apps instantly (iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Twitter, Kik and more).
Wine in Black
iPhone and iPad app of fine wine store serving Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and France. Offers smooth catalog browsing, dynamic campaigns advertising, push notifications of flash sales, and smart checkout process.
Evino
Brazil’s first and most highly-rated wine e-commerce app. Offers smooth catalog browsing, dynamic campaigns advertising, push notifications of flash sales, and easy checkout process.
Eyegroove
Create and share short music videos with visual effects. Share them with the community. I worked on user interface implementation.
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PunHusky Comedy Club
A virtual comedy club, with three comedians telling you jokes live. Jokes are picked from the best online sources, and delivered with style. This was a personal project to experiment with computer-generated comedy.
PlayVuü
Add real-time effects, animation, and frames to your videos. Uses GPU-accelerated filters on live camera video. Share videos via text, Facebook, Twitter, or Email. I worked mainly on user interface implementation.
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Video Pass
On-demand video streaming service. Template-based user interface building. Digital rights management. I worked on user interface implementation and networking tasks.
- Website (not accessible from outside Japan)
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PocketSmile
View smiling human faces at regular intervals, track your mood changes as part of a study to better understand happiness. Pocket Smile is part of a research project at University College London’s Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience.
I focused on in-app scientific data collection, and App analytics.
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NinjaJamm
Download original music from Ninja Tune’s catalogue. Remix it using novel music effects. You can touch, tilt, shake and use multiple fingers and thumbs to play, cut, effect, glitch, mix, re-imagine and share music via Soundcloud to Facebook, Twitter + Tumblr.
I focused on User Interface implementation, and In-App purchases.
Featured in
- App Store Editor’s Choice Section
- App Store Music Section
- BBC Music App of the Week
- Create Digital Music
Digital DJ Tips says:
"”Ninja Jamm is another example of creative thinking; this is another way for us to consume the music we love, creating something new as a result. We’ve seen several other remix apps before, however Ninja Jamm feels like the best and carefully thought out app so far.”
Clients
Clara Button and the Magical Hat Day
Follow Clara’s adventure around the Victoria and Albert Museum in an interactive children’s book. My role was technical lead. I worked on over 200 interactive animations, as well as voice recording and playback.
Animated finger tracking and hidden interactive elements. Roll your finger over the screen to watch buttons fly, move the iPad to spin buttons (and Ollie!) and keep exploring every page for hidden treats.
Featured in
- The Guardian
- Wired
- Apps Playground
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Mapp Editions for the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Titanic Calling
Titanic Calling offers an unusual insight into the final hours of Titanic, a visceral, real time experience of the Morse code signals transmitted between Titanic and nearby vessels summoned to her relief, against the backdrop of a map of the Atlantic ocean showing the trajectory of the ships and the movement of dawn towards the site of the tragedy.
The app uses a morse code generator featuring custom-made sound synthesisers that enable viewers to hear as well as watch the messages being transmitted.
Featured in
- Financial Times
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Mapp Editions for the Bodleian Library
NYLPT
The NYLPT app presents a unique viewing, remixing our urban environments. Randomly generated sequences of Jason Evans’s street photographs collected in New York, London, Paris and Tokyo – double exposures made in camera on film – are combined with a randomly evolving soundtrack generated through a combination of 17 synthesizers.
NYLPT is a result of Evans’s compulsive visual collecting alongside an informed and intuitive focus that frames reoccurring motifs in a process-driven work. Evans invests in chance, luck and persistence, randomly layering exposures on film in camera; what emerges are delightful surprises – the reward for not thinking too much – and a visual thinking matter that is both familiar and strange.
I worked on the app’s architecture, development, sound design, and testing.
Made at
iPad app for the Paul Graham Exhibition at Le Bal Gallery
In association with Le Bal gallery in Paris, we developed an app to view six of photographer Paul Graham’s historically significant photo books. It was installed on tablets in a purpose-built Digital Book Room at Le Bal Gallery from 14 September to 9 December 2012.
I worked on the app’s architecture, development, and testing.
Made at
Blood Earth
Word Sound Power, formed in 2010, is a New Delhi based collective that constructs multimedia collaborations with South Asian artists on issues of social justice. The app lets the user remix a song that tells their tales.
I worked on the app’s architecture, development, and audio engine.
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AudioSteam
You’ve just inherited a most peculiar device from a relative you had long forgotten about. Your family had always said your Great Uncle was a mad man who dabbled in Sonic Alchemy. Obsessed with harassing sounds of an unearthly origin which he called “taming the audio steam”
Personal project done in collaboration with Justin Marazita.
AriVibes
Perform realtime manipulatations over sound picked up by your device’s microphone. Record and repeat the sounds you send into it, allowing you to easily build musical phrases and compositions. Make objects sound more percussive. Your tap on a table can have the bass of a kick drum or the brilliance of a hi-hat.
