Family Coding & AI-Native Experiments
Personal AI-native web coding: family games, camera toys, and playful tools built for fun, learning, and quick playable demos.
Personal projects only. These are not company projects, not confidential work artifacts, and not public write-ups of day-job material.
Kids camera game · hosted
A silly face-controlled fruit game. Kids open their mouth to catch flying fruit, avoid bombs, make a mess, and save a replay-worthy family moment.
Kid-inspired platformer · hosted
A cartoon browser platformer based on a child's hand-drawn level. The point is to preserve the original imagination, then make it playable on desktop and touch screens.
Satirical browser game · hosted
A deckbuilder roguelike about climbing a fictional tech-company ladder. It is deliberately fictional: broad workplace satire, not a company-specific work artifact.
Interactive fan tool · hosted
A bilingual World Cup fan experience with schedule browsing, team profiles, explainable probabilities, predictions, fan camps, and mini games.
Camera toy · public link pending
A family camera-game lane for local face detection, funny reactions, and kid-safe mechanics. The public framing is playful camera input, not biometric identity storage.
Family quiz game · public link pending
A question-and-answer game format for family play, learning, and fast web prototyping. The goal is to make prompts feel playable, not to turn this into a formal education platform.