A community-focused car-sharing platform that turns idle vehicles into neighbourhood resources. Carma connects car owners with trusted neighbours, reducing household costs, cutting emissions and building local trust through secure NFC-enabled access, transparent profiles and peer reviews.

• NFC-powered smart access — renters unlock cars without key swaps
• GPS and street-address search with instant booking confirmation
• Owner-set pricing and availability with home-base return requirements
• Trust infrastructure: profiles, reviews, messaging and penalty enforcement
• Sustainability model: fewer cars, less idle time, lower neighbourhood emissions
• Designed for real communities — not a generic rental marketplace

A living web application and the practical artefact of my Masters thesis, helping teams notice the decision-making mechanisms they're using, test whether those mechanisms fit the moment, and consider alternatives drawn from organisational science, the Arab Golden Age (شورى / shura) and emerging technology. Built using a Design Science Research approach grounded in kaupapa Māori — each version evolves through use with real teams.

• Core research question: to what extent does mapping a team's decision-making mechanism to the decision context influence productivity?
• Interactive Decision Diagnostic for practitioners to assess their current approach
• Curated library of decision-making mechanisms with contextual guidance
• Four thematic pillars: contextual decision fit, team productivity & wellbeing, Arab Golden Age perspectives, emerging technology
• Transparent research journey — sources, ethics, and version history published openly
• Designed for team leads, organisation designers, consultants and coaches

A private, mobile-first SaaS that turns a phone camera into an ISBN barcode scanner, automatically catalogues each book using Open Library metadata, and curates a searchable personal collection with duplicate detection and an AI librarian.

• Scan ISBN barcodes with the phone camera — no typing
• Auto-fetched metadata and tags from Open Library
• Search by title, author, genre, tag, shelf or note
• Duplicate detection to keep the collection honest
• AI librarian with three modes: what to read next, what to buy, what to borrow from Auckland Libraries
• Private by default — per-user data isolation via row-level security

Exploring how AI can support ADHD coaching, reflection, planning and behavioural change while preserving human-centred coaching principles.