In development2026Unscramble your life.
Most productivity apps flatten your life into one endless list. MyCube gives it dimensions: tasks, notes, habits, and goals each live on a face of an interactive 3D cube. Rotate to switch context, flip to review your week, and install it to your home screen like a native app. Built for people who think in spaces, not scrolls.
In development2026Every minute to Vice City, in your pocket.
The unofficial companion app for the most anticipated game ever: a live launch countdown with a home-screen widget, curated news, a growing wiki of characters and places, an interactive map, and a personal launch checklist. Built with Expo/React Native for Android, iOS, and the web — one codebase, native feel.
In development2026Build the empire. Survive the course.
A Roblox tycoon with teeth: every generator, booster, and decoration you buy becomes part of a glowing obstacle course your rivals have to run. Base-building progression meets skill-based racing, so the grind and the thrill feed each other — and no two empires play the same.
In development2026Parkour where the city never repeats.
Cyberpunk rooftop parkour on Roblox. Routes reshuffle procedurally every round, so leaderboards reward adaptation, not memorization. Seasonal live events rewire the skyline with new movement tech, fresh hazards, and full ranking resets — a reason to come back every season.
In development2026Where rough AI ideas become production prompts.
Good prompts die in chat threads. PromptForge gives them a workshop: draft and version prompts side by side, template them with variables, test against real cases, and share a living library with your team. Prompt engineering, treated like the engineering it actually is.
In development2026An hour of footage in. The best minute out.
Feed ClipSmith raw recordings and AI scene detection finds the peaks — clean cuts, platform-ready formats, no timeline scrubbing. Built for creators who'd rather make the next thing than edit the last one. Editing time drops from hours to minutes.
The studio's open notebook.
Devlogs, teardowns, and honest numbers from building games and tools as an independent studio: how things get made, what they cost, what worked, and what quietly didn't. No highlight reel — the real signal.
