Early music & performing arts — web development
Websites and apps built by musicians, for musicians.
I'm a private music teacher and performer with a background in Quality Assurance, test automation, and software development. This means I understand both sides: how the software works, and what a small arts organisation actually needs from it.
Two ways to work together
Pick the lane that fits
Simple sites
A straightforward web presence for teachers, ensembles, and small businesses — fixed-price build, with an optional monthly retainer for hosting, backups, and small edits.
View simple sitesOffer 02Custom apps
For anything that needs bookings, logins, marketplaces, scheduling, or payments — scoped project plus an ongoing support retainer.
View custom appsSelected work
A cross-section, custom and simple
recorder-ed.com
View →The technical showcase: a full platform handling accounts, courses, private-lesson booking, workshops, and digital-product e-commerce, built and maintained solo.
Polyphonica Recorder Trio
View →The same platform reconfigured for an ensemble: accounts, structured concert and workshop listings, pricing, and payments with refunds — proof the system adapts to a real second business.
Liverpool Renaissance Singers
View →An ensemble site covering repertoire, concerts, and how to get involved — built for a choir, not a tech company.
4 self-initiated builds
Prototypes
Not commissioned work — apps built to explore ideas, some on their way to becoming public demos.