Turn Any Request Into a Wotcha
A Wotcha turns a request, promise, handover or decision into a living action with its own identity. It clearly records what needs to happen, who is responsible and when it matters—then stays active until there is a definite outcome.
Share It Wherever You Already Talk
Send a Wotcha through WhatsApp, iMessage, email, Slack or any app you already use. The recipient opens the living Wotcha through its unique link, in the app or on the web—without moving the conversation to another messaging service.
Someone Says “I’ve Got It”
Responsibility is never silently assigned. The recipient can say I’ve got it, request a change or decline. Once accepted, both people know exactly who has taken responsibility, while progress can be seen quietly without repeated messages, reminders or chasing.
One Clear, Recorded Outcome
Some Wotchas end with Sorted. Others end with a clear answer or an exact option being approved. Every response belongs to that unique Wotcha, giving both people the same recorded outcome—and turning uncertain conversations into something dependable.
New - Cockle Racing Mode
GPS-surveyed racing buoys in Blakeney Harbour, chalk-board course entry (13P, 14S…), a 6-minute start timer with haptics, live distance/bearing/compass guidance to the next mark, full Apple Watch support, a My Boat profile with live Cockle illustration, and an automatic Race Log with shareable results and an iCloud leaderboard.
Tide & Weather Intelligence.
A coastal conditions app for sailors.
Morston brings together tide, wind and weather information for the North Norfolk coast, helping sailors check conditions on both their iPhones Widgets and Apple Watch before heading out.
Live Local Data.
Real readings from the places that matter.
The app uses three local weather stations, webcams and forecast data to give a clearer picture of what is actually happening around Blakeney, Morston and the harbour.
Sailing Windows
Making the forecast more practical.
Rather than just showing raw tide and wind data, Morston helps users judge when conditions are likely to be suitable for sailing. Its fully customisable so sailers can tailor it to their needs.
Built for the Coast
Designed around real local use.
The app is shaped by the way people actually use the harbour: checking tide height, wind direction, gusts, swell, webcams and local conditions before committing to a trip.
Gentle Haptic Speed Alerts
Slow You Down gives your Apple Watch a discreet tap whenever you drift above the speed limit, helping you correct your speed without constantly checking the dashboard.
Designed to Protect Your Licence
A few miles per hour can be the difference between a normal journey and another speeding ticket. The app provides a timely reminder before a small lapse becomes an expensive mistake.
Awareness Without Distraction
Your current speed and the detected limit are shown clearly on your iPhone, while subtle Watch alerts keep your attention where it belongs — on the road ahead.
Simple, Calm and Automatic
Start a drive and Slow You Down quietly monitors your speed using GPS and available road-limit data. No alarms or lectures — just a gentle nudge when you need it.
Local Sailing Simulation.
A game built around a real Norfolk harbour.
Blakeney Pit Sailing turns the character of the North Norfolk coast into a playable sailing experience, letting users helm a classic Stiffkey Cockle through a familiar local setting.
Real Boat Controls
More than just steering left and right.
Players trim the jib, adjust the mainsheet, use the rudder and manage the boat properly — giving the game a more authentic sailing feel.
Harbour Racing
A simple race with real sailing decisions.
The aim is clear, but the challenge comes from reading wind, tide, speed and course while trying to make the boat behave efficiently.
Norfolk Character
Built with local knowledge and affection.
The game is designed to feel rooted in Blakeney and Morston rather than like a generic sailing game — playful, specific and full of local detail.
Puzzle Simplicity
A clean puzzle game with instant appeal.
Block’d is designed around simple, satisfying puzzle mechanics that are easy to understand and quick to start playing.
Daily Challenges
A reason to come back every day.
The game gives players fresh challenges and repeatable goals, making it feel like a small daily habit rather than a one-off puzzle.
Polished Interaction
Bright, tactile and easy to play.
The interface uses bold blocks, clear movement and a friendly visual style so the game feels accessible without becoming cluttered.
Casual Depth
Simple rules, satisfying solutions.
Block’d is built for short sessions but still gives players the reward of planning, testing and solving each board efficiently.
Arcade Puzzle Energy
Classic block placement with explosive power-ups.
BlockThunder takes familiar block-matching mechanics and adds ThunderBlock power-ups to make the game faster, brighter and more chaotic.
Power-Up Strategy
Not just where the blocks go, but when they explode.
Players need to think about timing, placement and chain reactions, using special blocks to clear space and push for higher scores.
Retro Game Feel
A neon arcade mood for quick sessions.
The look and feel lean into bright colour, space-style backgrounds and energetic scoring, giving the app a more arcade-like identity.
Score Chasing
Built around replayability.
High scores, fast decisions and satisfying clears make BlockThunder a game for repeated short bursts of play.
Blakeney Point
Coastal Exploration
A game about seeing the coast differently.
Blakeney Point is designed around exploring the North Norfolk coast from a more playful point of view, with the user travelling through the landscape as a seal.
Wildlife Perspective
The coast from the waterline.
Rather than presenting Blakeney Point as a static guide, the game turns the place into an interactive world of wildlife, sea, sand and movement.
Local Setting
A familiar place turned into play.
The app draws on one of Norfolk’s most recognisable coastal landscapes, giving the game a distinctive sense of place.
Coming Soon
An early-stage idea with room to grow.
Blakeney Point can become more than a simple game: it will develop into a playful coastal adventure with routes, wildlife, facts, challenges and collectable local detail. Three distinct worlds are complete - it will soon come to fruition