Working catalog
A growing catalog of the apps, utilities, and infrastructure MeiuxMeiux has built and operates. No mockups, no slide-deck case studies — every entry below is something you can install, click, or read the source of today. Ordered by what we've pushed to most recently, so the top of this page is always what's on the bench.
Commits landed within the last 60 days — this is what's on the bench right now.
An indie-only game platform — reviews by people who played the game, AI-drafted previews, a release calendar, hosting, emulator and handheld guides, a daily news desk. No ads, no AAA noise.
The fleet's own ledger — every box, domain, certificate and renewal in one private dashboard, with a watcher that only writes when something is wrong.
One house. Software, logistics, and consulting — the site you're already on.
A white-label AI photo booth that runs on the booth itself — a guest picks a world, steps in front of the lens and leaves with a print and a photo on their phone, with no internet required.
Audio-reactive music player for an industrial-electronic act — a single Go binary with the whole frontend embedded, MilkDrop visuals driven by precomputed beat/key/section analysis, 84 tracks free to download, and an Electron desktop build that feeds Resolume and OBS.
A free audio-reactive visualizer for Windows that reads the music first — beats, bars, sections and drops — then cuts, blends and builds to them, and hands clean frames to OBS, Resolume or a projector.
A self-hosted engine for running game servers for families and friend groups — passkey-only panel, per-family spaces, parental controls, and a small agent that lends a home PC to the pool.
Free, open-source, local-first AI music workstation for Windows — an Electron shell with a hot-swappable plugin architecture.
One dark animated page that links every platform an artist is on — with a full funnel and analytics stack behind it.
A private operations dashboard for a small fleet of Linux servers — a census that runs only when asked, one SQLite file, and five views over the same data.
Regulated 21+ storefront — passkey-only auth, a sourced federal/state/county restriction engine enforced at checkout, COA-gated publishing, scheduled local pickup, and camera-to-catalog AI intake on a Go + PostgreSQL backend.
QR-code contest platform — instant or delayed wins, prize stock, lead capture, all in one Go binary.
Borrow before you build — a local full-text index of every repository you own, searched in a second before a line of new code is written.
Loud-luxury cologne e-commerce — Laravel 12 + Filament 3 with a dark glassmorphism storefront.
Browser-based computer-vision game engine — your body is the controller, video clips are the world.
Event badge scanner — hold up a name, get a 3D animation.
Native Resolume Arena control for the Stream Dock N4 Pro — live thumbnails on the keys, no Companion in the middle.
RFID video kiosk — place a tagged object on the reader, the right video plays.
Map any input to any output — keyboard, MIDI, gamepad, serial, RFID, OSC and Art-Net in; OSC, DMX, serial and video out.
Step Up. Lock In. Transform. — dual-camera AI photo booth for live events.
Rest In Peace, Vulnerabilities — a Rust terminal tool that finds your own secrets hard-coded in your own source, and checks your own site for the files and headers that give it away.
Rest In Peace, Vulnerabilities — terminal-based security auditing tool. `npx rip-rip` and you're scanning.
A browser-based 3D liminal hangout — ski the marble, dodge the nightmare, talk to the fortune teller.
Minted metal coins carrying a QR code the owner can repoint forever — with the scan metrics to prove it worked.
Struck metal coins with a dread-pirate soul — each QR mark opens a media experience we host, not a link that will one day rot.
The white-label company-site engine that powers meiuxmeiux.com itself.
The white-label form of a regulated storefront platform — every name that says which store a checkout is moved out of the code into an instance file, a settings row and a credentials directory, published as a regenerated mirror with the first store's private history filtered out.
A forensic investigation into whether some prediction-market wallets lose on purpose — and whether countertrading them pays.
A Windows 11 photo booth that snaps on anything — map any button by pressing it once, brand every pixel, print strips the printer cuts itself, install in one click.
An AI-narrated browser RPG framework. One codebase, many worlds.
A dystopian sci-fi text RPG where every choice echoes through the grid.
A text RPG where the world remembers every choice you make.
Credit-only white-label document signing — invitation-only orgs, a live Firma signing integration, a hardened Windows desktop shell, and an encrypted secrets vault in one monorepo.
One terminal, many souls — a self-healing fleet of Claude Code sessions on a private tmux server, with a desk, a boss, workers and a bash watchdog.
A browser horror scene in Three.js — a zombie girl loops the many-armed vocabulary of the Thousand-Hand Guan Yin dance in a dark, rain-soaked forest.
Matrix eXecution Engine — orchestrate remote servers with cryptographic authority.
Peace, Love, Unity, Roll — momentum-based 3D soccer-ball racer with a global leaderboard.
Real-time 3D avatar mirror for live events — face/hand/body tracked in the browser, now with a build-your-own voxel character studio.
A collaborative storytelling platform where unfinished stories find their endings.
Everything else we've shipped and still operate — stable, deployed, quietly doing its job.
Live Q&A + admin moderation with a public display and a contact funnel — Twilio SMS in, structured answers out.
Cartomancy with a 52-card deck, plus AI-vision body readings — animated, free.
Catalog and explore the impossible places thousands of people visit in their dreams — then walk them in your browser.
SSH-mounted remote drives, dressed up for Windows 11.
Offline prize wheel for trade shows, promos, and corporate events.
A dark, interconnected world awaits. Explore, fight, evolve. — Metroidvania built in Godot 4.
Send a Stripe payment link in seconds — no recipient account, no crypto, no signup.
Browser webcam-effects toy: two working WebGL passes — an autonomous hue/distortion/kaleidoscope effect and a genuine Laplacian-pyramid Eulerian video magnification pipeline — with optional audio reactivity. Five more effect buttons are labels with nothing behind them.
A complete beginner's guide to renting a server, locking it down, and letting an agent build on it — served by the box it describes, with live telemetry to prove it.
Premium pay-per-lead platform — exclusive, non-recycled, real-time API delivery. The leads are gold.
Rooftop solar for poultry farms — a broiler house's long metal roof is the pitch, the power bill sets the size, and a struck coin in the mail turns into a callback.
ESD metrics live on every key — VSD Craft plugin for the Stream Dock N4 Pro.
Headless SMS-marketing + outreach platform with a public health dashboard. Sister system to ESDBooking.
Production booking + customer-pipeline platform behind a regional services operation, passkey-gated at the front door.
The planning site for the next-generation ESD messaging platform — design phase, published in the open. Sister .quest domain to tmc.quest.
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