Need a thing built?
I'll build the thing.
Custom websites, scripts, desktop tools, real-time things, weird automation, AI plumbing — basically anything where someone has to actually sit down and code it. Tell me what you need. I'll quote it, build it, ship it.
Voxel World
A randomized first-person playground. Mine, place, and find every amber block to claim a reward.
enter world →Gravity Mode
Throw the entire page around. Every element becomes a rigid body — drag, fling, watch it tumble.
unleash gravity →MECKE OS
An in-browser sandbox OS with synth, paint, files, calc, terminal — all in draggable windows.
boot desktop →Wordle
Six guesses, five letters. Flip-tile reveals, on-screen keyboard, hand-curated word list — pure DOM, no libs.
start guessing →Sudoku
Procedurally generated 9×9 puzzles with peer highlighting, pencil notes, conflict detection, and a victory flash.
solve a board →2048
Slide tiles with arrows or WASD. Smooth merge animations, score tracking, swipe support — get to the orange tile.
slide tiles →Memory Match
Eight pairs, hidden behind 3D-flipping cards. Track moves, beat your time, savour the matched-pair pulse.
flip a card →CS_Guess
Identify a blurred Counter-Strike 2 item — skin, sticker, agent, knife — in six attempts. Hints unlock as the image declassifies.
enter briefing →Synth Lab
A full polyphonic synthesiser — three oscillators, dual envelopes, dual LFOs, multi-mode filter, FX rack, arpeggiator, sequencer, drum machine, MIDI input, and recording. Built on the Web Audio API.
open the lab →What I'll build for you.
No retainers, no monthly minimums. One-off projects, paid by scope. If your thing fits a box below, ask. If it doesn't, ask anyway.
A few things I've already shipped.
Not a full portfolio — just enough to show I actually finish things.
One file. Zero ceremony.
Most "modern" personal sites are 12 megs of npm output before you read a single word. This one isn't. Look around — what you're reading, the terminal, the voxel world, the OS sandbox, four mini-games and a CS2 trivia game with ~20k embedded items are all one HTML file. View source. Save it. Open it offline. It still works.
One file. Period.
Markup, styles, every script, all assets, the whole CS2 item registry — gzipped + base64'd inline. view-source: shows you everything. No hidden CDN, no service worker, no "buy our SaaS to host this".
Zero build step.
No webpack. No vite. No "tsc". No node_modules with 87,412 transitive dependencies and a CVE every Tuesday. Edit. Refresh. That's the build system.
Hand-coded. No frameworks.
Vanilla JS, custom CSS. Three.js for the voxel world is the only third-party dep. The OS sandbox windowing, the mini-games, the terminal — all built from scratch. You'd be surprised what fits in a single file when nobody pulls in 40 abstraction layers.
This is what I'll do for you.
I'll match the constraint to the job. Sometimes that's "one HTML file you can email a client". Sometimes it's a Tauri+Svelte desktop app, or a real-time websocket pipeline, or a script that quietly runs at 03:00. The point is: lean stack, ships fast, no maintenance tax.
How it actually works.
No fluff. No 14-step "discovery framework". Here's the loop.
Tell me what you need.
A few sentences is enough. I read everything and reply within a day.