Independent software builder · Central Coast NSW
From a clean-sheet JavaScript engine to local AI receptionists and self-hostable app platforms, I turn unusual ideas into systems you can actually run, inspect, and own.
Zipp
SoftN
FormLogic
OAIY
Aokiecurrently_building
Zipp v0.0.1099.997% test262 · native JIT + WASM01 / Current work
Six public projects across runtimes, app creation, local AI, data, and automation. Each stands alone; together, they form the F2i software lab.
Clean-sheet JavaScript engine
A JavaScript engine written from the metal up in Rust: parser, bytecode compiler, NaN-boxed register VM, garbage collector, inline caches, native JITs, and a browser WebAssembly build.
UI language & runtime
An AI-friendly language for portable web and desktop apps, with 90 built-in components, a visual builder, Zipp-powered scripting, and local-first data.
Pocket runs an 8-bit CPU, PPU, audio, and cartridge mappers in .logic at 60 fps.
Forms → apps → flows
A self-hostable platform for connected forms, business apps, portals, dashboards, reports, and visual automation flows.
Browser, backend, and Desktop logic now share Zipp with a 137-case parity corpus.
Orchestrate AI yourself
A browser-first visual workflow builder connecting local AI engines and services, with optional sharing, headless execution, and a desktop companion.
Local AI receptionist
Turns a Windows PC, USB Bluetooth adapter, and an existing mobile into a local receptionist that sends durable call and SMS events into FormLogic.
Local-first P2P database
A modular Tauri database combining local SQLite, libp2p synchronisation, and Yrs CRDT conflict resolution—with Rust and React APIs.
02 / How I think
I like owning the stack, understanding the seams, and making ambitious technology legible. That means local-first where it matters, honest benchmarks, self-hosting when practical, and products that can survive without a mystery cloud behind them.
Parser to pixels, Bluetooth to browser—I'll go down a layer rather than pretend it does not exist.
Keep data, models, and capability close to the person using them whenever that makes the product better.
Ambition is useful. Reproducible benchmarks, exact output, and visible limitations make it credible.
One connected ecosystem
03 / The journey
I started building PHP audit systems in 2007. The technology grew wider; the habit of understanding the real business problem first stayed exactly the same.
Website Live Pty Ltd
BusinessBasics
University of Newcastle
WECSGroup
04 / The longer trail
The current lab sits on top of years of end-to-end products: marketplaces, directories, design tools, and practical business systems.
A few words from the journey
“A natural problem solver, lateral thinker and designer.”
“An incredibly hard-working, forward-thinking programmer.”
Available for selected projects
Tell me what you're trying to make. I'll bring honest technical thinking, a product brain, and a frankly unreasonable willingness to go down the rabbit hole.
