projects

Codename ███████

A server hosting platform for games and small services, still being built. Billing, provisioning, and a browser console already work; the isolation and pricing model are the current design target, not a finished claim.

Yunoa

An encrypted diary and habit tracker for mental health. Closest thing to it is IAmSober, except this one has no ads and collects nothing.

Unnamed Unreal Engine game

The game the scripting VM exists for. Also unnamed, mostly because naming it would make it feel real.

Self-hosted encrypted chat

A self-hostable chat app with end-to-end encrypted messages over WebSockets, roughly Discord-shaped. Ran through 2025, never went public, and is getting rewritten from scratch in 2026 rather than resumed.

outcome — Never went public. Nothing broke — it just got too expensive to change, until starting over was cheaper than fixing it.

Art Gallery

Client work: a gallery and auction site on React and Django REST Framework. I owned the auctions system end to end, made the call to build on rspack, and shipped without a credit. Ran from 2024 until it was replaced in 2025.

outcome — Shipped and stayed live for the client through 2025, then replaced by a newer site — a normal end for contract work that had already done its job.

Codename ██████

Client work: a booking site for a dog grooming business. I migrated it off Create React App to Next.js single-handedly, built the calendar and the admin panel, and it never went live because the invoice never got paid. 2024.

outcome — Fully built, never deployed. The client stopped paying before launch, so it's a working codebase with no URL to point at.

keroton.in

A domain bought before there was anything to put on it. The placeholder went up in 2024 and was still the whole site in 2026.

outcome — Two years live, one page the entire time. Archived rather than built on, because the domain outlasted any reason to use it.

School Tinder

A matching app for people at the same school — Next.js doing both frontend and backend, with a React Native app that never got far. Started and stopped in 2024.

outcome — The web app worked; the React Native companion never shipped. Retired the same year — distribution, not engineering, was the actual blocker.

Casino sim

A final class project built as three services that had to talk to each other: an Express game engine, a Django REST user system, and a React front end. Play money, real distributed-systems problems. 2023.

outcome — A class project, graded and demoed once — to a room of Polish speakers who didn't need the Polish translation. Never touched again after that.

ShareX image host

An image uploader that spoke ShareX's custom-uploader format, so the screenshot key on my keyboard put a file on my own box instead of someone else's. Express, EJS and Bootstrap, in 2023, translated into four languages nobody needed. 2023–2024.

outcome — Ran about a year for exactly one user — me. Retired when keeping the box up got more annoying than not having one.

TrackYourPack

Package tracking for InPost and deliberately nothing else, with two front ends: an Android app in Java and a terminal client in Kotlin. One carrier done properly instead of six done badly. 2023.

outcome — Both clients worked; only the terminal one got used daily. Retired the same year — it solved a four-second problem I'd already solved for myself.

BeePack

A custom Minecraft client in the Lunar Client mould, written in Java. Alive for 2021 and no longer than that.

outcome — Ran for a year without breaking. Retired because I stopped playing, not because it failed — and it's where the JVM years, and the obfuscator that grew out of it, actually started.

Java obfuscator & deobfuscator

An obfuscator for Java programs, built on ASM and tested against my own set of test programs. There was also a deobfuscator side aimed at ProGuard and Allatori jars, but this is old enough — 2021/2022 — that I don't fully trust my own memory of the details.

outcome — Never public — a personal tool, not a product. I'm confident the obfuscator worked against my test programs; the deobfuscator details below are from memory and could be off.