This application is also built for Oxford Archaeology. It's a Content Management System for the Knowledge Hub which enables admins to manage all aspects of records, lookups, themes, stories and knowledge groups. Editors have limited access for record management. Users can create, edit, delete, and organize records, themes, and lookups, making it easy to efficiently manage and share knowledge within the hub.

Knowledge Hub is a web application built for Oxford Archaeology, where visitors can see a large library of records, themes and stories related to archaeology, providing an engaging and informative experience in exploring cultural and historical heritage.

Knowledge Hub is a web application built for Oxford Archaeology, where visitors can see a large library of records, themes and stories related to archaeology, providing an engaging and informative experience in exploring cultural and historical heritage.

This web application simplifies time recording for employees and project management. Employees track time spent on projects throughout the week. Project managers gain insights into project staffing, time allocation, and resource needs for future projects. The system also helps manage employee vacation time and generates reports for various purposes. Currently used by four companies with customizations, it offers bilingual support (English and French) and integrates with client databases for a comprehensive time management solution.

In a bid to preserve and expand knowledge of Roman pottery kilns in Britain, the "Pottery Kilns of Roman Britain" project has created a dynamic online resource.  Building on the work of Vivien Swan, the project offers a user-friendly database for exploring these historical sites.  But it doesn't stop there - the project fosters collaboration by allowing registered users to contribute new findings, ensuring the database remains a valuable and evolving resource for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

Past People of Oxfordshire project joined academics from the School of Archaeology of Oxford University with major stakeholders in the non-academic archaeological sector, namely Oxford Archaeology, government planning archaeologists of the Oxford City and Oxfordshire County Councils, and museum curators, to draw together data on previously excavated burials in Oxfordshire into a single database. 

This is a private project, a private progressive web application developed for OxfordArchaeology to record on site data on hand-held devices so they remove the need to use pen and paper and then waste time by copying the data from paper to digital database in the office. 

ContrAI is a legal startup that is radically changing the way multi-peer contracts work together. Their easy-to-use platform offers features such as smart formatting, drag-and-drop clause organisation and real-time negotiation.  This, combined with artificial intelligence review, collaborative editing and electronic signatures, makes ContrAI a ideal solution for efficient and secure contract management.