Riordan Hill
I work for the NHS, but spend one day a week exploring with AI.
This is a growing record of the outputs of that time.
These are typically solutions to my own problems. It's about building the muscle for building, and giving myself the space to make sure my skills stay relevant.
Learning the lessons of how real systems and products need to operate. The validation is simple: people willing to pay to use them.
The cost and complexity to build is coming down fast. I see a future where people run fully customised, private systems tailored to how they actually live and work. I’m trying to explore what that looks and feels like.
By day I work in corporate transformation. Embedding AI into how we work, and how we structure ourselves to do that work, is a core focus.
AI-powered content pipeline for creators.
Connect channels, set tone and strategy, and let AI draft, schedule, and publish. Built for people who have something to say but no time to manage six platforms.
Build your own self-improvement system.
A framework factory, not another productivity app with someone else's method. You define the habits, reflections, and goals. Giju structures them into something you'll actually stick with.
One for the future.
Enterprise-grade project tracking, risk flagging, and dependency management. Run by AI, designed for teams too small for a dedicated PMO function.
I like exploring ideas and building things, and that's always better with someone else. If you're working on something interesting, or want to, I'd love to hear from you.