Projects

A web-first, AI-native game engine written in Rust.

An LLM stack for Apple Silicon, built from scratch — no PyTorch, no MLX, no llama.cpp.

A multiplayer card table for Tarneeb, Baloot, Trix, Spades, and Chess — server-authoritative, on web, iOS, and Android.

A Rust motion-graphics engine — declarative JSON in, rendered video out.

كشفناك — Arabic-first party games where guests join by scanning a QR code. No download.

An MCP bridge that gives AI agents real control of the Unity Editor — not just "spawn a cube".

Phone-as-controller for game developers — engine-agnostic protocol, hosted relay, Unity SDK.

ÖSD and ÖIF German exam prep for Austria — plus a video pipeline where the teaching is the ad.

Train a language model on 588M tokens in under 30 minutes on a laptop.

Short-form videos authored through a conversation, rendered with Remotion. No GUI.

Build videos with Flutter — use any widget as motion graphics.

مسار — a CV builder for the Arabic-speaking job market.

A quiet logic puzzle where row, column, and zone clues reveal a picture.

A mobile-first one-page site builder for solo service providers.

Landing-page-as-a-service for app developers — the boring launch checklist, hosted.

An RPG habit tracker — your actual life, with a level counter attached.

A daily Kurdish trivia game — history, geography, language, music, food, and the people.

Look inside a transformer, one token at a time.

Remove image backgrounds on your Mac — green-screen, solid-colour, or AI — then recolour, compose, and touch up.

Practice for the Vienna dog-licence exam with the official question set.

كلام دويتش — Arabic ⇄ German translation that knows which Arabic you actually speak.

Scan a German or Austrian official letter and find out what it actually wants from you.

A native macOS menu-bar app for capturing, annotating, and sharing screenshots.

A terminal, with the restraint of a good Mac app.

a tap-timing boxing game with a health bar and a very large opponent.

a crowd runner where numbered gates decide how many of you reach the end.

a squad runner where weapon gates decide what you are carrying at the end.

an idle machine that turns bubbles into money.

a drag-and-release game built on soft-body jelly physics.

stretch a shape, multiply the balls, fill the hoop.

a runner where you collect letters and spell the word before the gate.

a top-down puzzle about steering two separated characters into the same room.

a merge board of numbered buttons that combine into bigger ones.

a side-view catching game about not wasting the food.

a colour-the-path runner for two competing characters.

paint an entire house — and then an entire island — with a roller.

a crossy-road style game about timing gaps in traffic.

an arcade-idle base where you fight, collect, and expand the platform.

a precision platformer over a floor of spikes.

a 2D avoidance game with a spiked face and a rising counter.

a neon tunnel run scored on timing — harder than it looks.

a street chase with a minimap and a lot of ways to lose.

a drag-to-aim game about clearing an arena over lava.

draw a line and let the water find the glass.

a highway pursuit at speed, with the thief always slightly ahead.

an abstract 3D puzzle built on pushing a ball along a path.

a hex-grid territory game about taking tiles faster than the other colour.

draw a shield between the fire and the people behind it.

a grappling climb up a vertical level that is not as easy as the name suggests.

a ball descending a rotating helix tower without hitting the red.

an underwater eat-and-grow game against other players' names.

a bouncing ball aimed at a target across a gap.

a 3D maze puzzle about avoiding what fills it.

a swipe puzzle about filling hexagonal tiles.

a slow-motion duel where you drag to dodge and shoot.

a stickman swinging through a maze in open space.

a crowd runner riding the squid-game aesthetic, marketed as the most satisfying game ever.

a slingshot puck game across a table.