A World of Warcraft podcast premiering March 3, 2026. Two longtime players with nothing to prove and everything to say — covering current content, hot takes, and the kind of conversations that only happen after 20 years in Azeroth.

Built on a custom show planning system for episode organization, topic tracking, and guest coordination. Launching on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Amazon Music.

A tight-knit World of Warcraft guild for adult gamers. Focused on Heroic raid progression and Mythic+ while keeping real-life first — no toxicity, no drama, just good pulls.

Guild website with a custom-built raid roster and composition management system. Raiding Friday & Saturday evenings with a 20-player Heroic roster on Sen'jin.

A horror game concept built around ambient listening — it observes what you talk about and surfaces your real-world anxieties inside the game world. The horror is personal because it knows you.

A narrative exploration game where you move through a patient's mental landscape session by session. The world literally changes as the therapeutic relationship develops — new areas open, old ones transform, and the truth emerges in layers.

A dungeon crawler where your map is the central mechanic — and the antagonist. It starts accurate, then begins omitting things, then actively misleads you. The only way forward is learning to read between its lies.

A co-op game built on asymmetric information. You can see where your partner needs to go, but not where you are. They can see where you are, but not where they need to go. Communication is the core mechanic.

A card game where strengthening your deck depletes it. Your cards are your health, your resources, and your win condition — so every upgrade is also a sacrifice. The tension between power and survival is the entire game.

A Vampire Survivors-style game where the music IS the gameplay.

A custom-built podcast production planning system. Handles episode scheduling, topic management, segment planning, guest coordination, and show rundowns.

Built to support Salt All The Things and designed to be reusable for any podcast workflow.

A roster and raid composition management tool built for Pull All The Things. Tracks players, roles, specs, availability, and generates optimal raid compositions.

A collection of developer tools and automation utilities built to support Shadowedvaca projects. Designed as a loosely coupled ecosystem with shared data schemas.

A visual tool for writers and game designers to build, wire up, and test AI-driven characters. Design a character's personality, memories, and relationships as a mind map, then chat with them directly in the browser.

A full-stack web app for keeping book clubs organized. Members register with invite codes, propose books, vote using ranked-choice or approval voting, and schedule discussion meetings with availability polling.

Built with React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL. Invite-only with admin controls for round management, member oversight, and notifications.

An organizer for tabletop game nights that tracks who owns what, who knows the rules, player counts, play time, and preferences. Suggests the best game for tonight based on who's actually showing up.

A private wishlist that lives outside of Amazon. Capture items from any store via browser extension or share link. Share with family for birthdays and holidays. Your list, your data.

A no-frills journaling app where entries are encrypted client-side before they leave your device. Fast to open, fast to write, fast to close. Built for the kind of journaling that actually happens — 30 seconds before bed.

Paste in text, get back a more sophisticated version. Complexify replaces plain words with elevated synonyms, adjusts to your taste as you accept and reject suggestions, and builds a personalized vocabulary profile over time.

A novel concept about a boy who simultaneously experiences two parallel realities: one decaying around him, one flourishing. No one else can see what he sees. The story is about what it costs to be the only witness.

A horror story about a family taking in an elderly stranger who seems harmless at first. As small things go wrong and reality begins to bend, they realize he isn't aging — he's feeding.

An ensemble novel told entirely from the perspectives of background characters in a classic hero's journey. None of them realize there's a hero. Each one is the protagonist of their own completely unrelated story.

A dark comedy about a suburban neighborhood with too many psychics and not enough land. A grandmother has decided the property line is a matter of principle. Things escalate from there.

A personal poetry collection written during a period of significant change. No particular form or school — just honest writing from a time worth remembering.

A 3D-printed WiFi button that sits on the table during board games. Press it to pass the turn — it logs timestamps, tracks who's taking too long, and can send a nudge to someone's phone if they've been thinking for eight minutes.

The original version of Meandering Muck, built in Python for a game jam about loops. This was the prototype that eventually evolved into the full mobile release built in Godot 4.

Kept here for historical purposes. The mobile version is the definitive experience.