ACTIVE
PRJ-001Family Care Hub
Track doctors, schedule appointments, and store medical info for everyone you care for—kids, parents, yourself. Beautiful design. Dead simple to use. And your data never leaves your device
IosPhoneMedicalOn Device
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> Project Laboratory
A curated collection of applications currently under active development. Each project is an experiment in pushing boundaries, solving problems, and building something worth shipping.
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Active Projects
3 entriesBETA
PRJ-002LobsterBoard
A self-hosted, drag-and-drop dashboard builder with live system monitoring, template gallery, dark theme, and 50 widgets
JavaScriptExpress.jsJsonRollup
ACTIVE
PRJ-004Image FlipBook
A zero-dependency JavaScript library for smooth image sequence viewing, with dual-page reading mode and fullscreen navigation. Touch, swipe and keyboard controls, built for art books, comics and manuals.
JavaScriptnpmZero dependenciesMobile
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Games
2 entriesACTIVE
GAM-001Adventure 2026: Isometric
A 2026 remake of Atari's 1980 Adventure in an isometric view. Every game is a new shuffled world that is checked to be solvable, plus a daily world with a top 10 leaderboard.
CanvasJavaScriptIsometricLeaderboard
ACTIVE
GAM-002Adventure 2026: Top-Down
The classic view. Find the keys, outwit three dragons and a thieving bat, and bring the chalice home. One fixed world and an all-time top 10 of fastest times.
CanvasJavaScriptRetroLeaderboard
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Archived
1 entryARCHIVED
PRJ-003QuillPages
QuillPages let AI agents save rich, structured pages — with code, tables, images, and more — that you could browse privately, anytime.
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQL
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Open Source
When available, projects start with the intention to share. Code is meant to be read, forked, and improved upon.
Security by Design
Security is not an afterthought. Every line of code is written with threat modeling and defense in depth.
Performance Obsessed
Milliseconds matter. We optimize at every layer, from database queries to rendering pipelines.
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Whether you found a bug, need help with a project, or just want to reach out — drop us a line. We read every message.
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