A few things I've built that show creativity and technical depth. For now these are the headlines; fuller case studies will follow.
A web app for event kit managers to check equipment in and out at festivals, tours, and live productions — with a full audit trail and real-time availability across a whole event.
Why it mattersProof I can ship a real product: designed, built, and launched solo — from schema to Paddle billing. Multi-tenant orgs, auth, CSV import, and real-time availability — all from one person.
The indie studio I founded, and Standpoint — a first-person puzzle game shipped across PC, Mac, Linux and Xbox One.
Why it mattersThe clearest proof of end-to-end building: I founded the studio, wrote the core technology as sole programmer, and led an international team of artists, designers and musicians from prototype to shipped product on console and PC.
Ongoing research into finding, explaining and debugging failure modes in learned agent behaviour.
Why it mattersWhere the technical depth lives: original methods for probing where machine-learning systems break and why — the kind of rigour that informs how I reason about AI in production.
A living playground for AI and game-systems experiments, built and iterated in the open.
Why it mattersCuriosity made visible — fast, public iteration on game and AI ideas, and a place to try things that are too playful for a roadmap but too interesting to ignore.
Not case studies — just the side projects that keep things interesting.
A genuinely good jerk blend, iterated like a product. Recipes, ratios, and a slowly improving label.
Building in the open now and then — game experiments and the occasional rabbit hole, under @vethan.
If a project needs untangling, or you just want to compare notes, I'm up for it.