Full-stack web application
GamePriceHub
Compare current PC game prices, discounts and price history, with release information across major platforms.
Status: Beta
Cubicle Zoo · a small product lab
I build practical web products, browser tools, and AI-assisted development workflows — from idea and architecture to tested deployment.
A selection of six projects. Explore the category pages for the full collection, including work in progress.
Full-stack web application
Compare current PC game prices, discounts and price history, with release information across major platforms.
Status: Beta
Chrome extension
A discreet reading bar for personal text, short notes, selected feeds and lightweight market updates.
Status: Prototype
Agent skill / developer tooling
An installable agent skill that turns an allowlist of GitHub repositories into evidence-backed progress reports, with optional Google Sheets updates.
Status: Status to be confirmedNarrative investigation game
An investigation game about simulation, memory and living without a retry button. Play the browser version while final polish continues.
Status: Playable · being polishedClaude Code developer tool
A terminal side pane for usage, agent status and background task dispatch. MIT-licensed source is available for reference; development and support have stopped.
Status: No longer maintainedDaily quiz game
A once-a-day multiple-choice quiz with a rooster host. A Chrome extension version is planned for later.
Status: Web BetaA short, repeatable loop that keeps projects small, tested, and honest about their status.
Start from a real, specific frustration and who has it.
Cut the idea into small phases with clear exit criteria.
Implement the smallest useful version with a clean structure.
Check important behaviour automatically, not only by eye.
Deploy early to a real environment and keep costs low.
Record decisions, learn from use, and adjust the plan.
Grouped by the value they deliver rather than by framework.
Turning a rough idea into a usable, accessible interface with a clear scope.
Designing the data flow and services a product needs, and no more.
Small tools that live where people already work, such as the browser.
Tested, repeatable builds shipped to real environments on a sensible budget.
Structured agent skills and checks that keep AI-assisted work reviewable.
Cubicle Zoo is where I publish practical tools, focused experiments, and playful software built around real problems.
I like turning ambiguous ideas into scoped phases, documenting the decisions along the way, testing behaviour rather than hoping, and shipping cost-conscious prototypes that can grow into real products.