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The project that started it all

FFStory

Final Fantasy Story, my first big project since 2009

  • Web
  • Community
  • Guides

FFStory (Final Fantasy Story) started in 2009 as a passion project dedicated to the Final Fantasy series and grew into a detailed online guide for fans worldwide: walkthroughs, guides and discussions about Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts. At its peak it welcomed over 10k unique monthly visitors, hosted a forum with around 300 active users and dozens of live chat participants, and gathered more than 16k likes on Facebook. The site is still online as a personal archive, a reminder of a project I built at sixteen. It is no longer actively maintained or updated.

FF Viewer

Final Fantasy PSX Asset Viewer

  • Web
  • Final Fantasy
  • 3D viewer

My passion for Final Fantasy continues with the Final Fantasy PSX Asset Viewer. Explore the PlayStation worlds of Final Fantasy VII, VIII and IX through their 3D models, textures, backgrounds, world maps and animations. From Cloud Strife and Squall to familiar environments, the viewer is a way to look more closely at the games that inspired me to build FFStory.

Rawe Ceek

A fast, distraction-free Formula 1 companion app

  • Android
  • Mobile
  • Formula 1

Rawe Ceek is an unofficial Formula 1 companion app designed to be fast, lightweight and distraction-free. It provides the essential race information: upcoming Grand Prix countdowns, full weekend schedules, session results, and updated driver and constructor standings. Built with a minimalist, ad-free approach, Rawe Ceek focuses on clear and efficient access to Formula 1 data without unnecessary features.

Rewards Search Automator

Automate your Microsoft Rewards Bing searches

  • Browser extension
  • Open source
  • Automation

An extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge that helps users maximize their Microsoft Rewards points by automating daily Bing searches. This tool performs realistic, customizable searches in the background so you can earn search points effortlessly and without manual input. It runs securely in your browser, supports both desktop and mobile search emulation, and is completely free and open source. Built to save time and simplify the process of earning rewards points with Microsoft Rewards.

Open source

From the repository.

Not every project is meant to be groundbreaking or to shake up the community. Sometimes the goal is simply to write code, experiment and learn. My GitHub profile hosts a variety of repositories, some particularly noteworthy, others more modest, but all of them part of my journey as a developer. Here is a curated selection.

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More projects

A few more apps and experiments from my journey as a developer.

Mark.app

A free, open-source desktop Markdown editor built with Electron