Self-taught developer building web apps, games, and self-hosted infrastructure — usually because I want to use it myself.
A torrent search front-end with a Material You 3 aesthetic. Scrapes public tracker APIs server-side via Cloudflare Workers, sidestepping CORS entirely. One clean interface to search across multiple sources, instantly.
A self-hosted server stack on a Raspberry Pi 5. AdGuard for network-wide ad-blocking, Vaultwarden for passwords, Nextcloud for storage — all exposed via Cloudflare Tunnel with zero open ports. Full breakdown below.
A two-team siege game built in s&box — Facepunch's spiritual successor to Garry's Mod. Attackers pilot golf carts with mounted cannons; defenders hold the castle with RPGs. Destructible environment, arcade chaos, intentionally ridiculous physics.
A real-time gaming platform built around a provably-fair RNG engine — every round is settled from a pre-committed server seed hash players can verify after the fact. Multiple game modes (case openings, battles, crash, plinko, mines) share one low-latency WebSocket state layer, with crypto payment rails and age/identity verification handled at onboarding. Currently in demo mode.
/opt/stacks/ (Dockge hates relative ./config), always test from a real client, and Vaultwarden flat-out refuses to run without HTTPS — the tunnel solves that for free. Internal traffic stays on the LAN via AdGuard DNS rewrites; external access is gated by Cloudflare Access one-time PINs.
$ echo "let's build something"