Today, a tech company dies. As will many others, but this one hurts a little more. It’s my own company. In late 2025, I started my first tech venture, ETLR. It was built to help manage glue code between web applications, such as web hooks and cron jobs – something
I've shipped more work in these last few weeks than I'd normally get through in a whole year. I've built an entirely new tech company from the ground up – the infrastructure, the APIs, multiple applications, the marketing, the lot. So I sit down and
It feels like a decade of progress was made over the last few months in tech. We’ve moved past just hitting 'tab' to let an AI auto-complete a line of code. Now, we have sophisticated agents using frameworks to reason, act, and use tools, writing all
I created Creu Labs to elevate Welsh technology. I wanted to use my product and engineering knowledge, along with the skilled network around me, to prove that Wales can build successful technology companies. We have great talent here, but Wales—like many other regions across the UK—struggles to access
We were promised AGI by the end of ’25. It hasn’t arrived, but the tools at our disposal are sharper than ever before. Claude Code is now more famous than Taylor Swift. And with this, there has been a definitive trend over the last 12 months. Software is getting
Sitting in front of the fire, I quietly sip my port, cuddling the dog. Dusting off my Nintendo Switch, I load up Mario Kart. Now seems like a good time to restart my virtual racing career. You can’t beat the drama of throwing shells and bananas at unsuspecting victims.
When I recently left my CTO role to start a venture studio, I was met with a few different reactions; “Amazing! What’s a venture studio?”, “How will you afford that?” and, “Oh god, what have you done now!?” Welcome to a look inside building a venture studio, where I’
Last week I found myself at the Tramshed Tech founders’ Christmas party. It was the usual festive affair: warm wine, cold hands, and the same three questions looping like a broken record. Who are you? Why are you here? Why Wales? It was great to catch up with old faces