One guy, one laptop, way too many apps. No growth team, no dark patterns, no subscription you'll forget to cancel. Apps that sync your data, like DAMAGE and LEAKS, sync straight to your own Google Sheet, because your spending data should live in an account you own, not mine.
A Filipino-folklore lane defense. As the barangay Kapitan, summon tanods, the albularyo, Lola and her flying tsinelas to guard the church through twelve nights of tiyanak, aswang, kapre and worse.
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Side-view, tap-to-shoot basketball on a barangay court. Hold to jump, let go at the top. Pump-fake the center, fade away from the chase-down block, and tip in your own misses.
Take a few shots →A phonebook for your payment QR codes: GCash, BPI, PayNow, Pix, UPI. Save each one under whoever it belongs to, and stop digging through screenshots to pay someone back. Private, offline, no ads.
Flip through the phonebook →
Every link opens in the right browser. Your Mac's default never changes.
A menu bar app that routes links automatically: pin a favorite, set rules by site, or switch while an app is running.
Looks like a dice-and-wheel randomizer. Is actually a private vault.
Photos, videos and files behind covert PIN entry, with a full decoy vault for plausible deniability (Android) and real on-device AES-256 encryption. No subscriptions, no cloud, no accounts.
A tracker for how much "damage" food delivery and ride-share are doing to you.
Accumulator-style entry, budget boss HP bars, Google Sheets sync, and partner collaboration. No subscriptions.
Survive the night.
Dodge enemies, collect power-ups, and unleash skills to make it to morning. Playable right now on the web, still getting balanced and polished.
Like Pinterest for anything you see, except it checks back to ask if you still care.
Share a post, a link or a photo from any app, drop it in one of eight drawers, and get one quiet nudge a day until you act on it or let it go. No account, a locked Personal drawer, and your own iCloud for sync.
3 things worth a second lookYou can't fly it. You can only tell it what to do.
A spaceship programming roguelike. The last human, the last embryos, and an old ship with no AI pilot. Write COCO's rules in plain sentences, deploy, and watch them survive the machines on the way to Kalinaw.
Toward Kalinaw. As instructed.
The faculty are possessed. Your grades are in another building.
A college comic strip from 2003, a Turbo C game from 2004, and now a hand-inked platformer. Pick one of 13 heroes, grab the comic page to turn into their alter ego, and stomp seven possessed teachers on the way to your grades.
LEAKSRecurring bills are leaks in your boat. Patch every one before your budget sinks.
Building · Android + iOS open the page →SpaceWar Blitz v21v1 space battles, two people, one phone. A rebuild of a game I've been making since Pascal and C.
Playable in dev · balancing open the page →
