Projects
13 builtGames, hardware, experiments. Things built to be played, explored or learned from. Some are finished, some are parked. The tools that ship and that you can install are under software.
onn 8 Tablet
A sixty-dollar Walmart tablet the manufacturer abandoned, running LineageOS 23.2 and a live lab dashboard instead.
Stable Diff
Experiments with Stable Diffusion image generation. Curated outputs, prompt exploration, and notes on the process.
Not Oregon Trail
A long road, a small wagon, and questionable decisions — a trail sim whose real engine is a text spine you can replay without drawing a single pixel.
DiscLike
A Discs-of-Tron arena battler whose actual subject is netcode — one deterministic simulation, imported by both the client and the server, so prediction can never drift from truth.
Jungle Rush
A 3D browser platformer built entirely by an AI agent swarm — no art files, ~220 KB gzipped, everything procedural.
Testament
A browser RPG set in the shadow of a tower that is still being built — where the town’s gossip about what you did is a system, not a flavour line.
Meredith's List
An AI-powered lead system for real estate — reads your contacts, ranks who’s worth calling today, drafts the message in your voice. You just approve.
ThinkSmart View
A Lenovo Teams appliance freed from its kiosk, running mainline Linux with the speaker driver its manufacturer never wrote down.
Stillwater
A sleeping world you wake by walking through it — a side-on game with no jump button, built in a repository still called jumper.
Big Builders
A construction site you run from the dirt up — get out of the truck, walk to a machine, climb in, and move the earth yourself.
Crashdown
Swing a wrecking ball at a building and watch it come down properly — a Lua physics game compiled to WebAssembly, driven by exactly one slider.
Mission: Impossible Recomp
The 1998 N64 Mission: Impossible, statically recompiled into a native PC program. It runs at 60 FPS, widescreen at any resolution, with keyboard and mouse. It took one night.
Castle Adventure
Kevin Bales’ 1984 DOS adventure, rebuilt rule for rule and drawn as if it had shipped on an Amiga 1200.