Wayne George
Engineer. Entrepreneur. Leader.
About Me
I'm Wayne George, a software engineer and entrepreneur based in London, England. I am the founder of Frontier Consulting, a technology consultancy building custom software and AI solutions for UK businesses, an independent iOS developer, and the author of Grin: A Brief Story.
For over a decade, I built bespoke software for some of the world's largest corporations, including investment banks, global technology firms, and enterprise organisations that demanded precision, scale, and reliability. That journey gave me deep expertise across full-stack development, system integration, and large-scale delivery.
Then AI changed everything. I saw more than a new tool; I saw a fundamental shift in what is possible: custom software built faster, smarter, and more affordably than ever before. Software that does not just automate tasks, but genuinely improves how a business operates.
I am focusing my passion and energy on the frontier of this technology. It is transforming businesses and the world like never before, and I want to help people and organisations lead from the front rather than get left behind.
Work
Software I have founded, built and shipped.
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Consultancy · Founded 2024
Frontier Consulting
Custom software and AI solutions for UK businesses, from discovery to deployment. Registered as Frontier Applications Limited, London.
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iOS app · 2024
Mood Share
A private way to share how you are feeling with the people you love, and to track your moods over time. No accounts, no data collection.
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iOS app · 2026
NVR Companion
A calm, private, on-device companion for parents practising Non-Violent Resistance (NVR): lessons, tools and trackers in one place.
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Open source · Swift
Grin Wallet iOS
An open-source, non-custodial iOS wallet for Grin, the privacy-preserving cryptocurrency built on the Mimblewimble protocol.
Writing
Notes on building software with AI, running a consultancy, and shipping privacy-first apps.
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You're asking AI the wrong questions
Asking AI to write emails is the least valuable thing you can do with it. The better question is which of your processes should not involve a human at all.
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From control rooms to AI: what a decade of AV engineering taught me about software that cannot fail
Ten years building boardroom control systems for banks and tech firms taught me how software that cannot fail gets built. Six lessons I now apply to AI.
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Building an iOS app with no accounts and no data collection: lessons from Mood Share
Why Mood Share keeps every check-in on the phone with SwiftData, how sharing works with no server behind it, and what that promise costs in return.
Book
Grin: A Brief Story
A Chronicle of Privacy, Community, and Decentralized Development
How pseudonymous developers built private, decentralised money without a pre-mine, foundation or venture capital. Compiled by Wayne George from the Grin Forum archives (2018–2025) and published in January 2026. Free to read online.