Interactive weapons-grade frontend apps forged in raw code.
Macro-Gauge is your tactical dashboard for conquering nutrition — track meals, hydration, and macros with precision-engineered control.
Plan, track, and dominate your project's trajectory with a drag-and-drop roadmap engineered for elite execution.
Embark on a tactical journey through our solar system — tap, hover, and command celestial bodies in a 2D interface forged for orbital domination.
Command a flying saucer and warp through a hyper-detailed 3D solar system — planets, asteroids, satellites, and solar flares all react in real time.
Dodge asteroids, collect power-ups, and unleash orbital chaos in this reflex-driven space shooter designed for one thing only — survival.
Track income, expenses, and savings like a financial sniper — this dashboard turns your money into a mission and your data into weaponized clarity.
Macro-Gauge isn't just a calorie tracker — it's your command center for tactical nutrition domination. This mission-ready web app lets users log and visually dominate their daily intake through a sleek, animated calendar interface that feels more like a battle plan than a diet log.
Project Roadmap Tracker isn't your average Kanban board — it's a mission control interface for serious operators. Visually map out your milestones, stack tasks by category, and execute flawlessly using a drag-and-drop command center designed to keep chaos contained and progress precise. Whether you’re managing solo ops or a full team deployment, this roadmap adapts, evolves, and delivers.
2D Solar System Explorer is your command deck for the cosmos. This isn't just an educational app — it's an interactive orbital control system that lets users click, hover, and scan planets, moons, and the sun itself with immersive feedback and star-studded visuals. Every action is smooth, every fact is targeted intel. No fluff, just pure space ops.
3D Solar System is a fully navigable, physics-enhanced simulation built to immerse users in the depths of space. Forget flat diagrams — this is a Babylon.js-powered orbital recon experience. Command a flying saucer and explore SOL with real-time lens flares, planetary interactions, solar events, asteroid belts, and more.
Space Dodger is a twitch-response survival game dropped straight into a hostile asteroid belt. You’re the pilot of a lone spaceship — dodging, weaving, and blasting through space debris while collecting power-ups and stacking scores on a local leaderboard. This isn’t just a game — it’s a digital stress test for your reflexes.
You control your ship with your mouse — no lag, no delay. Just raw input and precision dodging. As the timer ticks, the belt thickens — more asteroids, faster spawns, and tighter windows. You’ll collect shields, firepower, and strategic boosts, all while dancing through a deadly ballet of space rocks and particle trails.
Track your best runs by date and score. Top 10 gets logged locally — no server, no delay. Your records stay even if your sanity doesn’t.
Expense Tracker is more than a budget tool — it’s your personal financial command center. Built for speed, clarity, and real-time visualization, this app gives you full control over your income, expenses, and savings with zero fluff and maximum focus. Whether you’re planning next month’s ops or reviewing last quarter’s tactics, this tool keeps your cashflow battle-ready.
Input your monthly income and expenses. The system instantly calculates your savings delta and projects it across an interactive, real-time chart. Need to test scenarios or prep a report for stakeholders? Just click to export as PDF or CSV. It’s not accounting — it’s intel.
Every app you just witnessed was forged during brutal coffee breaks between real-world missions — built to solve problems fast, under pressure, and without compromise.
Want the source code? Just ask. If the repo’s not private and hasn’t become a full-blown product yet, we’ll send it. No strings. No fluff. Pure signal.
Let’s build your next mission-critical app — faster than your last dev team could even spell “scope”.
