Everything I'm building right now — web apps, browser games and flight simulators. Select a project for details.
AI computer vision judges your food photos against the strictest whole-foods standard on the internet.
wouldpieteat.com →
A browser-based F/A-18 carrier-ops flight simulator — catapult launches, dogfights, and night traps.
hornetbay.com →
Photo-first property inspection reports owners actually read — capture on site, score every room, share one scrollable link.
propcheq.com →
Independent auditing tool for Australian homeowners — checks your bank's mortgage offset and interest calculations against what you were actually owed.
offsetcheck.com →
An Out Run-style arcade racer across the Nullarbor Plain — Perth to the East Coast, 5 legs, 15 stages, 5 endings.
outbackrun.com →
Turn your house plans, CAD files or photos into a custom LEGO-compatible brick model of your own home — 3D preview, instruction book, and gift cards.
brickifymyhome.com →
Defend the Christmas tree from raiding cats in this wave-based browser game — survive each wave and use the Treat to scare them off.
tinselpatrol.com →
A browser flight simulator of the famous Runway 13 IGS approach into Hong Kong's Kai Tak Airport as it was in 1998 — hit the checkerboard, turn right, land before the harbour.
flykaitak.com →
A game about waiting — join one global queue, walk the line, and find your place. Nobody knows what's at the front.
stuckinline.com →
Photograph your tarot spread and get a clear reading — layout and cards identified automatically, with a plain-language note for each position.
readmyspread.com →
Invitation-only profiles for single gym-goers — training photos first, optional lifts alongside, every profile reviewed before it goes live.
setsoflove.com →
A 1998 basement LAN party in 3D, in the browser — sit at a beige PC and join a DOOM deathmatch with other players in the room.
lanparty1998.com →
A browser DJ game — load your own MP3s onto two decks in a 3D bedroom, learn to beatmatch, and work up to a festival main stage.
crossfaderhero.com →