Dominic Mayne.
A real estate graduate who builds and ships data products.
Eight West End office markets.
Built from my platform's live dataset.
Height is prime rent.
Mayfair leads the West End.
Colour is vacancy.
Green is tight. Red is the one to watch.
And it forecasts what's next.
I find a real question, get the data, and ship something people actually use.
Beyond property.
The same instincts, pointed at everyday problems.
Samespot
Deposit disputes come down to one question: was that mark there at check-in? An agent films a slow walk round each room on a phone, in the browser with no app. Samespot builds a 3D map of the room, and at check-out it finds what changed and puts each mark beside the check-in photo of the same spot.
Every photo and video is fingerprinted with SHA-256, so the condition report and one-tap dispute pack sent to myDeposits, TDS or DPS can be shown to be untouched. The agent portal adds a fair wear-and-tear charge calculator, tenant self check-in and a property history.
In real rooms, change detection found all four test marks. Next up: cutting a 3 to 5 minute run on CPU down to seconds.
3D reconstructionChange detectionClaudeSHA-256PropTech
Hold
Getting a child into swimming lessons can mean refreshing a booking page for weeks. Hold watches leisure-centre timetables and emails parents the moment a space opens.
Visit gethold.co.uk ↗Unearthed
Fantasy football for wonderkids. Pick seven real under-21s, score from what they actually do each week, and beat your mates by finding them first.
QR Worlds
Turn any link into a tiny 3D world: a rainforest full of macaws and monkeys, a coral reef or a mushroom glade with gnomes. Tap it and it flips into a QR code your phone can scan.
Make oneLet's talk.
I'm looking for a graduate role in London where property, data and technology meet.