IOKIGit's ok i guess

I make apps and games. They're ok, I guess.

A modest collection of the software I've shipped. Have a look around.

Vector main menu — VECTOR title, mode select for Pure, Gravity, Challenge, Custom.
Vector Gravity mode — colored rings with bending trajectories pulled toward the cluster.
Vector game-over screen — score, new best, revive button.
game · ios / android

Vector

A neon arcade puzzle about placing rings before they cross the line. Fast, mean, oddly calming.

Coming soon→
Text Highlighter IntelliJ plugin — code editor with red and pink highlights, and the Text Highlighter tool window listing tagged occurrences.
plugin · jetbrains ides

Text Highlighter

A JetBrains plugin for marking up code with color-coded highlights that stick around between sessions. Five colors, scrollbar markers, keyboard-driven.

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pyChip8SDL debugger window — registers, disassembly, stack, memory hex dump, and keypad state.
emulator · open source

pyChip8SDL

A CHIP-8 emulator in Python + SDL2. 107 bundled ROMs, a live debugger window, and the hex keypad mapped to QWERTY.

Have a look→
CaffeinateMenubar popover showing the Prevent flag picker, Duration, and Start button.
app · macOS

Caffeinate Menubar

A small menubar app that wraps the macOS caffeinate command — pick the flags, set a timer, or tie a session to a running app.

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Instant Brand Generator hero — 'Define your Brand Identity in seconds' with a generated palette and typography preview.
web tool

Instant Brand Generator

Make a whole brand in a moment. Names, logos, colors — instantly.

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Shroomba gantry — 3D CAD render of the mushroom-picking robot's gantry frame and pick-head.
robotics · 2015

Shroomba

A robotic mushroom picker built for our Swinburne final-year project. Computer-vision-driven sorting on a custom gantry — a four-person effort, no longer maintained, but I'm still fond of it.

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about

I build things and ship them. Sometimes they're games, sometimes tools, sometimes a website nobody asked for.

No grand mission statement, no public roadmap. The active ones still get bugs patched and features when they should; the older ones stay because I'm fond of them. It's ok, I guess.

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