I make video games and websites.

What you do

1. Dig, sell, upgrade

   Every block pays for better gear, and every upgrade takes you down faster.

2. Auto-miners and an elevator

   Hired miners dig alongside you, and the elevator hauls the ore up and sells it by itself.

3. A skill tree

   Five branches: Mining, Auto-Miner, Elevator, X-Ray and Cartography. X-Ray shows ore through the rock, Cartography reveals the caves.

4. Prestige

   When progress slows down, the hole starts over. The bonuses stay, and you dig it again, faster.

What you do

1. A horde at work

   Skeletons dig their own patch, haul the bones to the depot and feed the machines. Winches, crucibles and hammers grow with your workforce.

2. Guardians to beat

   When a guardian blocks the way, the island becomes an arena: cut, parry, break its seals. Every medal adds permanent production.

3. The Great Ritual

   Everything starts over, but the runes you earn grow a tree of 31 nodes in three branches: Horde, Ossuary and Rite.

4. Even while you are away

   When you come back, your workers have kept going: up to eight hours of earnings, at a reduced rate.

The project

The idea

Make people want to visit the salon before they even walk in. The site’s photographs and colours carry its world.

My part

Visual design, development and publishing of the site. Photographs and salon identity: Céline D.

What the site offers

1. A page for each service

   Colouring, balayage, haircuts and treatments each have their own page, written for people looking for a colourist in Pau.

2. The work, full size

   A gallery of 24 photos, with filters and a full-screen viewer that works with the keyboard.

3. The team and the reviews

   Each team member has a card with their role and background. Excerpts from Google reviews can be browsed on the home page.

4. Booking without searching

   Online booking on Planity, the phone number, directions and the map are always at hand, on desktop and on phone.

5. Found in Pau

   Hair salon structured data on every page, breadcrumbs on the service pages, a sitemap and redirects to the main address.

The project

The idea

Gather a whole collection in a single app, even when the items are spread across several accounts or storage units.

In detail

An Express server and a React interface run on your own computer, with an SQLite database. Prices come from Steam, CSFloat and Skinport, and the inventory refreshes itself at regular intervals.

My part

Design and development of the app, from the Steam sign-in to the release builds. The code is public on GitHub.

What the app does

1. The whole inventory, even stored away

   CS2 storage units are read with the rest of the inventory, and several Steam accounts can be tracked.

2. Three price sources

   Steam, CSFloat and Skinport: one source at a time in the main view, all three side by side in an item’s details.

3. Value over time

   A chart follows the value of the collection over 7, 30 or 90 days. Live search and sorting, CSV export of the whole inventory.

4. Read-only

   The app cannot sell or trade anything. Sign-in is approved in the Steam mobile app, and the password is never stored.

5. Nothing to set up

   A Windows executable to unzip, or a Docker image. Each new release builds both automatically.

The project

The idea

Follow an agent’s work in one place: the conversation, the files, the changes and the previews, at your computer or from your phone.

In detail

A Bun core, a Svelte 5 interface and a Tauri 2 desktop shell. Each task can run in its own Git worktree, and a phone connects to the machine over an authenticated WebSocket.

My part

Code contributions: the built-in browser (floating previews, agent control, recording), HTML previews and media in the conversation, and use from the iPhone (pairing, navigation, browser profiles, Google sign-in).

What the app does

1. One agent, one model, one account

   Each conversation picks its provider, model and account: Claude Code, Codex or another supported agent.

2. Everything beside the conversation

   Replies and tool calls stream in live, beside the files, code diffs and previews.

3. A browser for the agent

   Previews open in a built-in browser that the agent can drive, and a session can be recorded.

4. Isolated tasks

   Each task can run in its own Git worktree, and delegated agents can be followed from the conversation.

5. From the phone

   A phone pairs with a QR code and follows the agents that stay on the computer, or on a headless server.