Official CMA data, made visual.
More than 8,000 UK stations with price-coded map markers, fuel filters and fast refreshes.
Essex, UK
I build practical apps and websites that turn complicated work into things people actually use. Fuel Finder UK is live on Android and iOS, and DF Labs also builds websites for local businesses.
Live petrol and diesel prices, real iOS and Android apps, route-aware filtering, community reports, vehicle tools and no account required.
More than 8,000 UK stations with price-coded map markers, fuel filters and fast refreshes.
Compare nearby prices, switch fuel types, move between map and list, and spot the best available option.
As far as we know, Fuel Finder UK is the first petrol app putting live petrol and diesel prices into both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with station screens that hand off to in-car navigation.
Alongside my own apps, I have been helping an up-and-coming local car business compete in a highly competitive car market by applying practical software, cleaner data flows and automation. The work pairs a sharper public website with stock management tools, inbound market feeds and outbound sales-ad feeds that reduce avoidable third-party cost while improving visibility.
Applied efficiency where it matters: cleaner stock workflows, less duplicated admin and fewer paid handoffs between tools.
Improved market data moving in and out: stronger inbound vehicle information and outbound feeds that help sales adverts reach the wider car market.
A practical way to share what I know: find repeatable costs, automate the slow parts, drive more traffic and give the company more room to win.
A stronger public front door built to attract more qualified buyers.
Turning inventory, enquiries and repeat workflows into a mobile product.
Inbound vehicle data and outbound sales ads without needless third-party friction.
Four live websites, from a driver app to local trades and Japanese imports. Each turns a different need into a clear, useful online experience.
A fresh online home for a local garage serving Walthamstow since 1989. Drivers can explore servicing, MOTs, repairs and tyres, then call, message or find the workshop.
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The web home for my fuel price app. It explains live CMA fuel data, shows the app in action, and helps drivers find the right download, features and guides.
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A showcase for loft conversion services and completed work, with a straightforward path to request a quote.
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A Japanese import dealership site connecting live stock, vehicle sourcing and buyer enquiries in one place.
Explore the website →DF Labs builds clear, fast websites for small businesses at affordable prices. Tell me what your business does and what you need the site to achieve; I’ll suggest a practical scope and a clear quote.
The iOS and Android apps ask a Valhalla-backed routing service for up to three real driving routes, then show live fuel stations inside a one-mile corridor either side of the selected route. If the route server is unavailable, the app falls back to a straight-line corridor.
Choose a start and destination, then compare route alternatives by time, distance and major roads.
Filter station results to the selected road route instead of pretending every cheap station nearby is useful.
No account required, no default journey history, and no advertising profile built from route planning.
I'm a developer based in Essex, UK with a habit of turning practical problems into finished tools. Fuel Finder UK started from a simple belief: official fuel price data should be in everyone's pocket, not buried in a spreadsheet.
My day job is quantitative analysis at a FTSE 100 financial firm, so data at scale is familiar territory. Outside work, I build mobile apps, automation, data converters and the odd car-adjacent experiment.
Getting live fuel prices onto car dashboards has been one of the more demanding solo projects I have taken on. Fuel Finder UK now spans phones, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, helping drivers compare prices and navigate from the car display.
A few open-source projects and side quests from the same workshop.
Turn a compatible Technogym activity JSON export into a FIT file you can upload yourself. The guide shows the format, the command, and what data can be recovered.
Two open projects: a USB monitor turned into a Raspberry Pi status screen, and a new interface in progress for a pocket MP3 player.
Our Pi uses an old USB screen for a home server dashboard. The open-source setup helper makes its DisplayLink output usable in an X11 desktop, ready for system and AI workload monitoring.
Read the Pi monitor story →
A custom interface for the SanDisk Sansa Clip+ is taking shape in a desktop simulator. The hardware port is still in progress; nothing in the repository should be flashed to a player yet.
Meet the Sansa project →Mobile apps, data pipelines, automation, infrastructure and practical product decisions.
Have a website in mind? Email me for a practical scope and quote, or find my project code and professional profile below.