Independent developer building browser games, useful web tools, and questionable ideas worth trying.
I like projects you can open in a browser and immediately do something with—build a fighter, survive a zombie outbreak, plan your draft, or mix a better BBQ rub.
Explore the portfolio · Play on itch.io
| Project | What it does | Try it |
|---|---|---|
| Cage Grind | Build an MMA fighter and climb from rookie to champion. | Play · Code |
| ZomVox | Fight zombies and contain the infection across voxel islands. | Play · Code |
| PitBlend | Create seasoning blends, calculate batch weights, and print recipes. | Open · Code |
| FantasyToolbelt | Research rankings and projections, organize draft targets, and export cheat sheets. | Open · Code |
| Desert Survival | Outlast bandits and make every bullet count in a pixel-art Western. | Play |
| Alien Invasion: Cleveland | Fight through an alien invasion of 1989 Cleveland in a turn-based text RPG. | Play |
- Browser Football — Retro football gameplay built for the browser.
- SignalField — A Windows dashboard for Wi-Fi signal and connection health.
- Garage Touchdown — An idea for lighting up the garage when the team scores.
Experiments, not release promises. Plans can get weird.
Browser games, progression systems, small useful apps, home automation, and giving old-school ideas another life.
Most projects start with “what if…” and occasionally become something worth sharing.