Rooftop Rumble
little fighters, big falls
A free 3D local party brawler with twenty-five expanded arenas, eighty costumes, and up to ten local players. Grab, punch, and throw with controllers, keyboard, or touch.
View project →A field of finished work. Sort of.
Drop a gravity well to pull project nodes towards it. The most relevant project cards rise to the front of the stack, where the stack is in priority order.
little fighters, big falls
A free 3D local party brawler with twenty-five expanded arenas, eighty costumes, and up to ten local players. Grab, punch, and throw with controllers, keyboard, or touch.
View project →1 minute chess match against AI
A one-minute blitz chess game versus a from-scratch engine — negamax search with alpha-beta pruning, piece-square evaluation, quiescence, and a real chess clock.
View project →a zero-data-first, local finance workspace
A private browser workspace for building an honest cash-flow picture from scratch, separating debt balances from payments, and moving the complete record through portable exports without accounts, cookies, bank syncing, or cloud storage.
View project →a two-minute, behavior-only study of planning methods
A phone-first, privacy-minimizing market-discovery survey that studies recent planning behavior without presenting a product concept, feature list, or diagnosis.
View project →a right-to-left daylight control for the whole website
A header timeline where time moves from right to left through dawn, solar noon, and dusk while the shared website palette follows the selected sky.
View project →an image-first study deck for Samuel Lawton
Scan up to ten cards in two camera passes, straighten each card, review suggested front/back matches, and study locally alongside original photos and PDFs.
View project →decode words from their building blocks
Teaches language as a system. Instead of memorizing words one by one, you learn the reusable roots, prefixes, and suffixes that build them — then decode unfamiliar medical, scientific, and everyday terms on sight.
View project →turn problem-solving evidence into a story that travels
A local-first studio that combines STAR's concise Situation–Task–Action–Result story with a deeper SPARKLE reasoning loop for scope, problems, aims, responses, knowledge, learning, and evidence.
View project →protect the important from the urgent—and learn when reality wins
A local-first execution workbench for choosing up to three system-changing outcomes, making weekly commitments, recording the real circumstances that interrupt them, carrying lessons into the next attempt, and giving an accountable owner an explicit quarterly continue, revise, or stop gate.
View project →plan a bounded outcome, then protect the work
A local sprint room with a compact backlog, explicit acceptance checks, review prompts, and an animated Pomodoro-style focus timer that remains accurate when the browser moves into the background.
View project →turn lived experience into interview-ready evidence
A private, browser-only STAR story workbench for building reusable evidence, mapping it to competencies, strengthening role-aware language, practicing answers, and exporting resume and interview material.
View project →a fast local invoice that opens cleanly in Word
A browser-only invoice tool with line items, totals, validation, print/PDF support, JSON backup, and genuine editable DOCX export assembled entirely on the user's device.
View project →save links as real-world map pins
A browser-only decision board for collecting websites, attaching each one to a real-world option, and comparing pins by distance, commute, price, status, and fit around a destination.
View project →phone-friendly resume workshop
A session-only resume builder that turns rough notes or structured Markdown into a targeted one-page draft, coaches for ATS-readable evidence, and exports genuine editable DOCX, Markdown, JSON, or PDF without uploading personal data.
View project →turn an intention into an adaptable action plan
A local-first planning workbench that turns a loose intention into a specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goal, then carries it into milestones, check-ins, and deliberate revisions.
View project →split receipts without accounts
A browser-only shared-expense splitter for meals, trips, and roommates: add people, itemize receipts, assign who shared what, include tax/tip, and see the simplest payback path without apps or bank links.
View project →interactive knowledge graph for saved references
A graphical bookmark system where terminology, saved references, and project context form a zoomable node web. A local terminology editor makes adding and curating the graph much easier.
View project →a phone-first release desk for this website
A security-first mobile control room for drafting allowlisted website edits, turning Voice Memos transcripts into voice-preserving writing drafts, reviewing diffs, validating changes, and carrying an auditable release receipt home.
View project →long-trail logistics planner
A browser-only planner that turns a dream long-trail hike into staged logistics: route and pace, resupply segments, gear by system with live pack weight, food and water, conditions, and an honest risk checklist.
View project →a living map of every project and writing
A zoomable garden where every project and writing is a living thing. Trees grow from how long and how much they've been worked on, how mature they are, and how big they are relative to their peers — read straight from the site's own content, computed at render time.
View project →calendar, plan, and availability in one local surface
A browser-only surface that unifies the three things people keep in separate apps — the calendar of timed events, the plan of tasks, and your real availability. Import your calendar as an .ics snapshot, turn tasks into time blocks, and see free time computed instead of guessed.
View project →perspectives on how to optimize
A browser-only thinking tool for capable people who aren't sure how they want to optimize. Describe a real situation and watch a dozen optimization philosophies each restructure it — compare the trade-offs, react to what fits, and leave with a plan and a clearer sense of how you like to work.
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