Hi, I’m
Lucky.

I’m building Lembra to help people find and compare event suppliers. Before that, I worked across sales, clinician support and sales systems at Heidi Health.

01 / Lembra

Finding the right suppliers for an event.

We’re building a way to turn an event brief into a useful supplier comparison, with sources to check and gaps made clear.

Lembra’s working interface, showing example venues and catering suppliers beside an event brief

The wider ambition was to help carry an event from idea to execution. We narrowed the starting point after working through the decisions that still needed an organiser’s input.

The product and the decisions behind it

02 / Heidi Health

I started in the CEO’s inbox. The job grew from there.

I ran demos, supported clinicians and worked on the early sales team’s systems. Those conversations also helped us explain Heidi and understand what people wanted it to do next.

Customer storyBringing a GP’s experience into our marketing Product feedbackFrom consultation notes to a care plan Sales operationsGetting the right context to onboarding

My work at Heidi

03 / Lucky Foodtown

Software for our family grocery store back home in Samoa.

At Lucky Foodtown, I built tools for payroll, coffee orders and sales with coding agents.

A little look around the shop…

Visit the store’s site ↗

The week’s pay, ready to check.

How it works

It took the week’s hours and deductions through five steps. Before the pay was finalised, the person checking it could see each employee’s hours, deductions, net pay and whether they were paid by bank or cash. Overtime and missing bank details were flagged at the top.

5–11 Oct

To checkPay day Tue 13 Oct

✓Hours
✓Deductions
3Check pay
4Finalise
5Pay

1Hours5 people · 163.5 h(done)
2Deductions this week$95.00 from 4 people(done)

3Check pay3 need a decision(current step)

Needs a decision · 3

Overtime · 2 peopleOver 8 h a day or 40 h a week.
Bank account missing · 1 person Fix firstPaid by bank, with no account saved.

Pay for the week of 5–11 Oct, one row per person.
Person	Gross ($)	Tax, pension, levy	After tax	Deductions	Net pay	Paid by
Maya Lindqvist44.5 h · Overtime	430.10	58.23	371.87	25.00	346.87	Bank
Priya Nair40 h	344.00	37.56	306.44	18.00	288.44	Bank
Daniel Okafor47 h · Overtime	414.10	54.39	359.71	40.00	319.71	Cash
Hannah Sato32 h · No bank account	262.40	23.61	238.79	–	238.79	BankNo account
Leo BrandtSalary	620.00	103.80	516.20	12.00	504.20	Bank
5 people	2,070.60	277.59	1,793.01	95.00	1,698.01

Maya Lindqvist44.5 h · Bank · Overtime346.87of 430.10 gross
Priya Nair40 h · Bank288.44of 344.00 gross
Daniel Okafor47 h · Cash · Overtime319.71of 414.10 gross
Hannah Sato32 h · Bank · No bank account238.79of 262.40 gross
Leo BrandtSalary · Bank504.20of 620.00 gross
5 peopleNet pay 1,698.01

4FinaliseAfter the pay is checked(not started)
5Pay peopleAfter the pay is finalised(not started)

04 / Lucky Construction

Lucky Construction is my family’s construction business.

I operated excavators and loaders there, helped engineers on site and repaired machinery in the workshop. We’re now working on LCON Plant AI for the rock-crushing plant.

The crushing plant, excavator, conveyors and loading bays

It is still a model. The idea is to fit plain sensors to the plant and read them with software we write ourselves, so the crew can see what was tipped today, how long the plant has been crushing, how much rock went round again and how many loads have left the yard.

05 / BleFos

A school project became my first real business.

BleFos sold blue-light glasses. It began in my final-year high-school business course.

We pitched in Wellington, became Young Enterprise Scheme finalists and kept trading after school. Products, suppliers, photoshoots, Facebook ads and orders: this was my first go at building a brand.