Alongside client work we also build small projects of our own — games and tools you can try today. Each one is built end to end: design, code, graphics, and release.
Several Claude Code sessions at once — on a personal and a company account — quickly turn into a pile of terminal windows. Satchel keeps them in one panel, grouped by account, with live status, and highlights the one that's waiting for you. Launch, focus, tile, or minimize them from the panel or a taskbar-style dock. Free and open source.
Daily lunch menus of Slovak restaurants in one place, updated every day — one look and you know who's cooking what you're craving today. Missing your favourite spot? Don't hesitate to suggest it.
In 2067 Voyager 1 stopped responding. Decades later a puzzle device was found, built from its parts — but not on Earth. Memorize and repeat its hidden sequences, decode the transmission, and see what they want us to see. 60 levels, no ads, completely free.
A capsule of strange ice near Earth, its core made from Voyager 2 parts — inside, a writing slate of living water. Watch the aliens' flowing glyphs and redraw them from memory to read the answer from the deep. 60 levels, no ads, completely free.
Almost everyone knows the kaleidoscope, the classic optical toy. This app simulates it faithfully, displaying symmetric patterns that never repeat. Shake the phone, stir with a finger — and set any scene you like as your wallpaper with one tap.