A companion tool for the popular mobile game Epic Seven. It allows users to upload images of their characters and gear to extract and store key stats. Using PyTesseract for optical character recognition (OCR), the app decodes information from screenshots and displays it in a clean, user-friendly interface. The frontend is built with React, while Flask serves as the backend, handling data storage with MongoDB. The tool includes features such as real-time updates, seamless data fetching, and an intuitive interface for users to configure and showcase their character builds on Twitch.

Subject 64 is a retro-inspired Gameboy-style game created for the GBJAM game development event. This team project focuses on delivering a nostalgic gaming experience with pixel art, simple yet engaging mechanics, and an eerie Halloween theme. Built in Unity with C#, the game includes custom animations, music, and art, with controls that replicate the classic Gameboy feel. The gameplay is designed to evoke the charm of old-school games, with spooky environments and a challenge to escape from Subject 64.

This project is a Python-based tool, created with Electron, that restores a previously removed feature from Discord, allowing users to easily generate personalized friend invites. The script automates the creation of multiple Discord invite links, streamlining the process for users who need to invite many friends quickly. By leveraging Discord’s API, the tool securely and efficiently generates bulk invites, making it especially useful for community managers and event organizers.

An automation tool designed to simplify the process of posting product listings across multiple platforms. Built with Python, it allows users to upload product details, images, and descriptions to various e-commerce sites with a single action. By interacting with APIs and web automation libraries, the tool ensures accurate and efficient uploads across different marketplaces, saving users significant time and effort.