VENTURES & EXPERIMENTS

Products I build on my own.

Alongside client work, I build independent apps, games, and businesses. They're where I test product ideas from scratch, obsess over interface details, and learn by shipping.

Planet Racer v2 — reimagined for iOS

Playable MVP · Modern Preview in development2026
Modern visual concept for Planet Racer v2: a red rover racing across a faceted lunar landscape.
Modern visual concept for the iOS adaptation. Native gameplay captures and proposed interface studies appear below.

Rebuilding a classic Flash racing game natively in Swift and SpriteKit reverse-engineering the original SWF physics so the car handles just like you remember, while reworking the controls and cockpit for iPhone.

Reverse engineeringNative iOSUX modernizationGraphics modernization+1
SwiftSpriteKitUIKitJPEXS+1
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Saved places companion

Unreleased · in development2026
Simplified import workflow
Shared list
Confirmed places
Saved map

Local-first collections · optional nearby reminders

Everyone saves places on Google Maps and forgets about them when they're actually in the neighborhood. I'm building a local-first iPhone app that imports shared lists, keeps them organized on a clean map, and nudges you when you walk near a spot you wanted to visit without draining your battery.

Product developmentNative iOSMaps & place identityLocal-first workflows
SwiftSwiftUIWKWebViewGoogle Maps SDK+2
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Blumo AI

Historical experiment · discontinued2022 - Q4 2023

Built in 2022 before chat interfaces took over: a dedicated workspace for marketers to generate, compare, and tweak campaign copy using structured brand briefs instead of a blank prompt box.

AI CopywritingProduct DesignPrototyping
Generative AI
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Dig Dis — gaming credit, paid in cash

Archived venture · retrospective case study2017–2018

Before virtual wallets were everywhere in Argentina, teenagers wanted Riot Points but only had cash. We connected digital game publishers to ~45,000 neighborhood payment kiosks so players could buy gaming credit in pesos and walk out with a printed PIN.

Retail distributionB2B partnershipsBrand identityCommercial operations
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