Watch This Space: ChangingRoom Agency v-Next
Two major upcoming features for ChangingRoom Agency — custom poses and user-uploaded backgrounds with lighting maps. Release target: 1 October 2026.
A day-to-day journal from the workshop
Real updates from PMD Services — building, testing, and launching apps. No corporate fluff, just what actually happened.
Two major upcoming features for ChangingRoom Agency — custom poses and user-uploaded backgrounds with lighting maps. Release target: 1 October 2026.
A complete index of all 9 brand anthems in the AI Music Prompt series — Mandarin, Spanish, Hindi/Punjabi, Italian, German, and English, across 6 genres, all generated with Gemini Music.
A reggaetón-style Spanish AI-generated brand anthem for Gold App Lab, made with Gemini Music, with a full timestamped lyric breakdown.
A 90s Eurodance-style German AI-generated brand anthem for the PMD Services family - ValueMe, BuildMe, and ChangingRoom - made with Gemini Music.
An Italian-language AI-generated brand anthem covering the entire PMD Services family - Gold App Lab, ChangingRoom, BuildMe and ValueMe - made with Gemini Music.
How PMD Services builds tailored safeguarding policies, risk assessments, and consent forms for small businesses working with children - with a real-world example from Expression Explorers.
A Spanish brand anthem for Gold App Lab, generated with Gemini Music. Glitch-art visuals and a lightning-bolt lyric that independently echoes the brand's own icon design.
A BuildMe Pro Gold AI-generated anthem whose lyrics walk through the actual DIY, Pro, and Gold pricing tiers — proof that prompt-engineered music can carry real product structure, not just generic hype.
A Punjabi-Hindi AI-generated anthem that namechecks ValueMe Gold, ChangingRoom, and BuildMe directly, with PMD as a repeated chant hook. The flagship entry tying the whole product family together in one song.
The lead track from the Gold Standard AI music album, generated with Gemini Music. Dhol drum cover art, festival-chant percussion energy, and audio-visual consistency that most AI music outputs miss entirely.
A Mandarin AI-generated anthem that names Gold App Lab directly in its lyrics, with matching gold-lightning-through-blue-crystal visuals. The AI Music Prompt series crosses into its third language and its first brand-specific anthem.
An AI-generated Hindi-style dhol anthem made with Gemini Music, produced as both a full track and a chopped social cut. The same prompt engineering approach, pushed into a completely different vocal and percussion style.
A complete worked example — genre tags, timestamped structure, lyrics, and production notes for generating a 30-second product jingle with Suno AI or Udio AI. Built for ChangingRoom PMD, works for any product.
Vague prompts get vague songs. Practical tips for Suno AI and Udio AI — pairing genre with mood, describing structure and instrumentation, and iterating on generations instead of starting over each time.
GDPR compliance isn't a checkbox you tick once. A proper audit traces data end to end — what you collect, where it's stored, who can access it, and what happens on a deletion request. Here's what we catch most often, and why custom software needs compliance built in from day one.
Read full post →Picking a framework isn't the first decision. Before React vs Vue or Postgres vs MongoDB, the real questions are: who maintains this after launch, what's your real time-to-market, and what compliance requirements are non-negotiable. Here's how we actually think about technical stack selection for clients.
Read full post →What happens when BuildMe Pro Gold+ grows up? A layered development management platform scaling from a single road to 1,000 properties — road-level tracking, site management with ROI protection, and financial intelligence. Password-protected, PDF reporting at every level.
Read full post →BuildMe Pro Gold+ starts at £4.99/mo vs Buildxact (£119/mo), BRCKS (£40/seat) & Houzz Pro (£139/mo). The only UK app with live AI market valuations for builders, property flippers and restorers. Full comparison table included.
Read full comparison →BuildMe has completed the full eight-stage development pipeline and gone live. A new concept takes its place: ValueMe Pro Auction, which photographs a catalogue description and three photos, OCRs and compresses them, queues until signal returns, and emails a valuation-ready PDF.
Read full entry →Big first today — the very first French-language advert for ValueMe Pro Gold+ just went live, the same carousel animation but entirely en français. A genuine milestone toward going international. On top of a relentlessly busy day of back-to-back meetings, some days it feels like the pieces are quietly moving into place behind the scenes.
Read full entry →Took the family out to Saffron Walden for the afternoon — cobbled courtyards, red-brick tea rooms, sunshine. Found a spot in a courtyard café, ordered coffee, intended to switch off for an hour. That lasted fifteen minutes when a formatting bug in the new Blog Spot section came up. Traced it to a 3D tilt effect on the blog cards, stripped it out, fixed and deployed before the coffee went cold. Still a busy day, even on a day off.
Read full entry →After two solid weeks of building, testing, and quietly stress-testing every corner of the app, BuildMe Pro Gold+ officially went live. The test results came back from both iOS and Android with top marks across the board. To mark the occasion, I headed out to a real job site to catch Bob putting the app through its paces on his phone. A busy but genuinely rewarding day.
Read full entry →A house three doors down came on the market at £290,000. ValueMe Pro Gold+ scanned it at £340,000. Then BuildMe Pro Gold+ crunched a full renovation plan — wrap-around extension, kitchen refit, new bathroom, downstairs wet room, full redecoration, garden landscaping — and projected a post-build value of £460,000. A £122,000 uplift on a real property. Both apps passed the final test with flying colours.
Read full entry →Spent Monday wrestling with the pricing model. The fear: price too high and people bounce, too low and you devalue the product. The breakthrough came from two decisions — building in two sample projects so users see real examples on first open, and a five-day free trial with no card required. Landed on £4.99 a month: the price of one coffee.
Read full entry →I have been thinking about starting this journal for a while. When you build apps for a living, people see the end product — the landing page, the install button, the slick UI. What they do not see is the three weeks of staring at a pricing model, the test failures, the redeploys. That is what this blog is for. So this is entry one. Let us see where it goes.
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