A minimalist to-do list app built with PHP, SQLite, and Tailwind. Manage tasks effortlessly with drag-and-drop reordering, a sleek dark theme, and simple task management features.
FanFics is a website where you can read and write fanfiction. It is a project I started to improve my skills and to provide a platform for people who enjoy writing fanfiction. FanFics started as a 'inside joke' with a friend, but has now grown into a full-fledged project.
ArchEngine was my first shot at my own game engine. It was built with C# and OpenGL. It was a simple engine, but everyones gotta start somewhere. I stopped working on it in 2023 in favor of Wavestorm Engine.
Rune is an easy-to-integrate authentication service. Using a REST API and Rune-provided libraries for multiple coding languages, you can easily add authentication along with features like database, storage, analytics, and messaging.
Doccy is a tool for game developers to help them design their games. It integrates a set of tools to help you design a game. It also integrates AI tools to simplify creating ideas and assets.
Wavestorm Engine is my current game engine project. It is built with C#, OpenGL and DirectX. Wavestorm Engine (WSE) is my most ambitious project yet. It is a powerful game engine I'm planning to use for my future games. It is proprietary software and is not available for public use. However if you are interested in using WSE, please contact us on the Wavestorm Games website.
Although Wavestorm is not really a company but more of a group project, I still consider it a company. Wavestorm is the mother of all Wavestorm branches and future commercial projects apart from projects requested here. It is the company that will be used for all future projects.
NexusAuth offered a simple way to add authentication to your projects. It was a simple, easy-to-use, and secure. It was built with PHP and MySQL and was very easy to integrate using a REST API. It was discontinued in 2023.
JaquanHow was a WikiHow clone made for a school project. It was built with PHP and MySQL. It was a simple project, but it was a great learning experience. The JaquanHow source code is still being used by students at my school. Also don't ask about the name, I have no idea.