Apps to make everyday life easier. Tools to help you learn and work. A music archive for people who remember the records. And collector finds worth owning.
No maze of menus. Pick what you need and go.
You don’t need to understand the whole ecosystem. Each card takes you straight to the useful bit.
Stop carrying your whole life in your head.
Capture tasks, plans, errands, goals and the random stuff you need to remember — without turning productivity into another hobby.
Know what’s due — and when your stock may run low.
Keep your medication routine and stock count together, so there’s less mental maths and less digging through notes.
See the trend. Not just today’s number.
Log weigh-ins in stone, pounds or kilograms and see total lost, what’s left, milestones and the bigger trend — without a calorie diary attached.
Know what you can safely spend before payday.
See what’s coming in, what’s going out and what should actually be left — without spreadsheets or a finance dashboard that needs its own manual.
Keep clean records without full accounting software.
Log income and expenses manually, keep evidence attached and build the records you need without paying for bank feeds and heavyweight accounting features.
Stop mistaking exposure for learning.
Use Fail First and active recall to expose what didn’t stick, then spend your study time on the gaps instead of endlessly rewatching lessons.
You don’t need to restart the course.
Work out what’s left, turn it into a realistic finish plan and automatically replan when life gets in the way.
For the mixes you remember — and the ones you forgot existed.
Progressive house, progressive trance, DJ mixes, labels, clubs, mix CDs and the culture around the late ’90s and early ’00s.
Need something built, tested or made to convert?
Web apps, MVPs, QA, SEO, Meta Ads and conversion-focused websites for owner-led businesses that want useful work without agency bloat.
Curated eBay Ambassador collections built around the music, not random product dumps.
The full collector storefront.
Classic mix CDs, progressive-house vinyl and releases connected to the DJs, labels and era covered on The Mix Archive.
It’s the collecting side of the same obsession behind The Mix Archive: releases with a story, a sound and a reason to still want the physical thing.
The shelf starts here.
Renaissance, Northern Exposure, Global Underground and the releases that still explain why Sasha and Digweed became shorthand for an entire progressive era.
The attraction isn’t rarity for rarity’s sake. It’s owning the mixes and records that helped turn progressive house into a world of its own.
Progressive that travelled well.
For collectors drawn to Warren’s melodic, patient side of progressive house and the mix-CD culture that made a new city feel like a whole new sound.
This collection is about the releases that make you want to put the phone down, open the booklet and listen to the whole thing properly.
The records that made the room move.
Progressive-house vinyl from the era when white labels, record shops and a DJ’s box could still send you hunting for a track for months.
Not a random vinyl category. These are the records that fit the sound, history and collecting lane behind The Mix Archive.
Two discs. A booklet. A whole night in a jewel case.
Renaissance, Global Underground and other mix CDs from the period when a compilation could become part of your musical identity.
These are the physical mixes worth revisiting because the sequencing, artwork and sense of place still add something streaming doesn’t quite replace.
I’m Kelvin Forbes. I build, test and market practical digital products — then keep the ones that earn their place.