A selection of things we've built — live products, tools, and works in progress.
A curated database and community resource for horror film fans. Features movie ratings, reviews, streaming availability, genre browsing, and ranked lists — all deployed on Cloudflare Workers via Next.js.
Visit horrormovieslist.com →A free, fast dice rolling tool for tabletop RPG players. Supports all standard polyhedral dice, custom modifiers, roll history, and named roll sets — no login, no ads.
Visit dnddiceroller.com →A clean, browser-based text comparison tool. Paste two blocks of text and instantly see the differences highlighted — no data sent to a server, fully client-side.
Visit textdiffonline.com →A native dice rolling app for D&D and tabletop RPG players, available on Android and iOS. Brings the same fast, intuitive dice-rolling experience from dnddiceroller.com to your pocket — a small purchase that directly funds continued development of the web platform.
Numerology for reflection, not prophecy. Generate a personal numerology profile from your name and birth date, with readings framed as prompts for self-reflection rather than predictions — a deliberately grounded take on a genre that usually overpromises.
Visit numeroscope.net →A browser-based NES emulator that runs classic 8-bit games straight from the page — no plugins, no installs, no account. Everything runs client-side in JavaScript, so games load instantly and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Visit mynesgames.com →A working blog about building software with AI — practical notes, workflows, and lessons learned from actually shipping projects with these tools rather than theorising about them.
Visit the blog →A native iOS dice roller with one distinctive idea: the randomness is quantum. Choose where the bits come from — instant on-device entropy, a camera-based quantum RNG, or a real quantum processor on IBM Quantum Cloud — and the app rolls with it, showing the provenance of every roll.
There's always something in the works. New tools, improvements to existing projects, and ideas we're still figuring out. Check back, or get in touch if you want to collaborate.
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