Web gameiOS & Android
Texas Hold'Em Word Edition
Poker, except you're betting on the words you can build from your hand. Bluff, raise, and play the best word at the showdown. Build words. Win big.
Store links coming soon
Built by Eli Otterholt
Free tools you can use this minute, and custom builds for businesses tired of doing the same thing by hand. No accounts, no bloat, no wasted time.
Each one does a single job, in your browser, on your device. Nothing you open is ever uploaded anywhere.
Games, apps and business software. Some public, some built privately for one company and its exact headache.
Web gameiOS & Android
Poker, except you're betting on the words you can build from your hand. Bluff, raise, and play the best word at the showdown. Build words. Win big.
Store links coming soon
Web appSmall teams
One button and a small team gets a balanced week: availability, requirements and coverage worked out for them, in a timeline they can read at a glance.

A Catan-inspired real-time 3D strategy game for mobile. Run an island, gather, trade, build, and race three AI settlers to thirteen points.
Code on GitHubApp stores

Sudoku, but the digits are letters and the answer is a word. A quick puzzle you can finish with your morning coffee.

An AI-assisted study tool: turn what you're learning into questions, and practise until it sticks.
A personal tracker for small daily wins — the habits and moments that add up. Built for me, kept private.
Private
Small scripts and tools that take a repetitive office job off someone's plate: the retyped report, the monthly spreadsheet, the form that gets copied by hand.
Built to order
A live dashboard of weather cameras and conditions, built as custom WordPress plugins for one site.
Private projectWordPress
Every tool here runs inside your browser. There is no server to pay for, so there is nothing to charge you for. They are the honest version of a portfolio: real software doing real work that you can try before you ever talk to me.
Not a platform with 200 features you'll never touch. One thing your team actually does, made fast and obvious.
People shouldn't need a login to finish a five-minute job. The tools here prove it, and yours can work the same way.
Small, plain, dependency-light software that keeps working after I've gone home. You own it outright.
A form that gets retyped, a report rebuilt every month, a spreadsheet nobody trusts. Describe it in plain words and I'll reply by email.
If your team keeps doing something by hand that a small tool could do for it, describe it in plain words. I read every one of these myself and reply by email.
I'll reply by email, usually within a day or two.
No problem — your message is ready to go as an email instead.
Open it in my email app