Software

Custom app that allows users to create and upload their own video courses.

Given a spreadsheet of votes, tallies up the votes to ensure that no users have voted more than the allowed number of times per category.

Given a large MBOX file from an email provider, break it up into smaller parts and export each email as a plain text file, sorted into folders, by date. Also includes a GUI viewer to properly render each email.

Manages personal finances, including income, expenses, accounts, loans, and debts. Visualizes trends over time.

Allows software developers to easily categorize projects and display in their portfolio.

Automates posting newsletter updates, event reminders, weekly games, and multi-answer polls.

Visualizes all fonts in given folder and sorts them by categories for quick visual reference. Useful when searching for a font for various projects. Technically functional, but needs improvement for serious use.

Allows for simple cuts, layers, and concatenations. Can also output heatmaps of videos to check for diffs, and can compress videos.

SaaS that allows mystery game developers to efficiently plan their game stories using flowcharts. Currently in beta testing.

Pulls news updates from a given list of games on Steam, viewable as a table.

Allows for quickly downloading a list of hundreds of urls from itch.io and Steam via clicking once on the game's thumbnail, that would otherwise take way too much time to copy by hand.

Landing page for the video game Reaplaced.

Copy and paste your Indeed job application history to easily format it for archival as a CSV: company name, job title, date applied, and result.

A clone of the ChatGPT interface using the API, which allows me to better customize it for my own needs (for example, a way to download my conversation history).

Generates a PDF resume by stitching together the most relevant parts of my work history, tailored specifically for a given job posting.

Users can register for events on the calendar. Admin can create events, limit seats, and view who is attending. If seats are full, users can join a waitlist queue.

Given urls, populates blog post with rich text taken from the url.

Automatically aggregates discounts on specific genres of games.

A website and database for mystery-themed video games. Users can register to make lists of their favorite games, tag them, rate them, and submit them.

CRUD-based admin functionality for managing the Mystery Gamedev Database.

Generates an audiobook from a Ren'Py visual novel script using ElevenLabs API.

Generates images using a brute-force algorithm: it simply tries every combination of pixels and colors for a given size and palette. The idea was to generate every possible image ever, although this is obviously not possible due to hardware and time constraints. Theoretically could be improved, but mostly obsolete with generative AI.

Takes an audio file as input and outputs a text file of what was spoken.

Simple landing page with mailing list form.

Finds video content creators that play a specific game or genre.

Various functions to rename many files in a folder based on naming patterns.

Translates a full e-book story into another language via ChatGPT API.

Parse a visual novel script and generate AI voice clips via ElevenLabs API.

Portfolio website for my dad's music.

All-in-one app that helps you plan your next meal.

Command line scripts that convert all files in a folder from one filetype to another.

Logs into multiple email accounts and pulls all unread subject lines, logging them into a text file.

A simple website displaying all my home movives, synced from YouTube. At some point something broke, so it is just a landing page now. Will remake this in the near future.

Switched to React for consistency, simplifying the design, with mailing list form.

Decentralized video game console. I created smart contracts and a desktop client for gamers to buy game ownership using NFTs. I also created a DLL for game developers to integrate web3 wallets, and it worked with my own custom game engine. I dropped the project because it was getting bigger than I could handle, and I did not think most gamers were ready for NFTs. HyperPlay is doing what I wanted to do with this project.

Modified version of my Color Connect app that integrates with web3.py, which successfully worked. Mainly as a test to try to make a web3 game without relying on a major engine, instead using pygame. I would like to actually flesh this concept out more in the future, making the game fully on-chain.

Created a screen clicker as an attempt to automate a highly repetitive crypto game. In theory, since all the levels were the same, I could automate winning the game and earn tokens by setting up this bot. However, some random elements, including lag, made this idea moot.

Tested making my custom game engine compatible with web assembly to allow for exporting web builds of my games, specifically with the intent to build crypto games. Got it to partially work, but due to a major lack of information on the Internet, could not completely integrate it. I would like to eventually get it working someday.

Started building a site to help victims of the devastating side-effects from the jabs after seeing it happen to a family member. Had a registration form and extensive questionnaire to gather information. Dropped after realizing the liability issues from collecting personal health data, not wanting to monetize suffering, and seeing various non-profit groups picking up traction. I still own the domain name.

Generates a set of files for a React component for CRUD operations: creation forms, lists, details for the individual item. Created to save myself time from typing redundant information where the only thing that changed was the name.

A script to automate converting posts stored on the /seacats/ imageboard into an archived, read-only format. Created to help me migrate the /seacats/ website as its new owner.

I was given admin control over seacats.net from its previous owner. Moved the website away from its legacy PHP codebase into a new imageboard software, while also archiving all old content via AWS S3.

Calculates APR, APY, and more to predict earnings from crypto yield farming.

Dapp that mints dynamic NFTs using data from Twitch API via Chainlink oracles. Created front-end, smart contract, Chainlink node, and external adapter in 30 days solo. Received the IPFS grant for uploading metadata to IPFS using Pinata API. Revisited the dapp a year later to add more functionality.

Uploads a video file with a pre-filled description via API.

Fully coded my own website using Django. Implemented SQLite and membership features, including comments and Stripe payments.

Created my own cross-platform C++ game engine using SDL2 and OpenGL. Features built-in level editor, data-oriented design, physics system, collision, quadtree, animations, particle systems, cutscene systems, controller mapping, and more. Intending to allow for 3D imports, mobile/web builds, VR/AR, and blockchain.

Reads a spreadsheet, randomly picking a row and scheduling a Tweet with its contents.

A simple bot that automated trades on the Binance Exchange. Implemented SMA and EMA for calculations. But trading strategy was bad, so stopped using it.

A mobile app I created to read posts on seacats.net. Intended to update the app with posting functionality, but the website is no longer functional anyway.

Modified open-source game engine ONScripter-EN to be compatible with Steam so that I could port my game Detective Butler to Steam. Required switching from SDL to SDL2 and using OpenGL rendering. Difficult due to lack of English documentation.

One of two main projects for my AI class. Implemented 3 different strategies: iddlmm, tlidabdlmm, and tlhtqsidablmm. It already came with a visualizer, so I did not make one.

Program that can draw pictures using evolutionary algorithms. Like a much worse version of the modern-day Stable Diffusion. I had the right idea, but gave up quickly.

One of two main projects for my AI class. The visualization part was not necessary, but it helped me understand what was happening, and it was fun to implement.

Switched to GitHub Pages and Jekyll for free hosting and full customization.

Peer-to-peer video viewing app. This was a group project for school. My main contributions were drawing the banner and mascot character, and implementing some UI buttons and VLC functionality.

First time hosting my own website on a VPS.

Group project where users could build teams of Pokemon to fight each other online.

Homework assignment for school. Just lets you select courses and put them together into a schdule. It was so simple I was bored working on it.

My first website.

Generates a random murder mystery setup based on Umineko characters.

Calculates the number of syllables in a given word, assigning points based on the Syllables board game.

Shows one Hiragana and one Katakana before revealing how to pronounce them in English. Created so I could teach myself Japanese, but dropped after I transferred to a school that offered a Japanese class.