FugiDevMinesweeper Solver
One of my most documented desktop projects, with solver logic and automation tests.
Taking on new clients · Kamloops, BC
Websites for Kamloops businesses that need to be found.
I build fast, mobile-first websites for local trades, restaurants, salons, gyms, shops and professional practices, with the quote and booking forms, Google Business setup and AI assistants that turn a search into a phone call. Built here in Kamloops, hosted and maintained by one person you can actually reach.
Fixed quote
Agreed in writing before any work starts
50% deposit
Balance only when your site goes live
2 revision rounds
Included in every build, in writing
You own it
Your domain, your content, handed over
01What I build
Services
Everything below can be bought on its own or bundled. Most first projects are a website plus a quote or booking form, the two things that actually bring work in.
01
Website build
Mobile-first, fast, and written so Google can find you. Services, service area, photos of real work, hours and a map: the pages customers actually look for.
02
Quote & booking forms
A request form that lands in your inbox and on your phone, so jobs come in while you're on site instead of turning into missed calls. Wires into Fresha, Vagaro or whatever you already use.
03
Google Business Profile setup
Claimed, filled in properly, linked to the site and pointed at your reviews, so you turn up in local search and on Maps.
04
AI assistant / chatbot
Answers the questions you get asked twenty times a week (hours, pricing, service area, availability) and books consults around the clock. Trained on your business, not generic filler.
05
Online store
For shops ready to sell online. Usually a phase two once the main site is earning its keep.
06
Hosting & care
I host it, keep it fast and updated, and make your changes when your hours, prices or team change. No dashboard for you to learn.
02Who it's for
Built around your trade
Different businesses need different things from a website. These are the six I build for most often, and what each one usually needs.
Trades & home services
Plumbers · Electricians · HVAC · Landscapers · Roofers · Painters · Cleaners
- Get-found-on-Google page
- Service list & service area map
- Click-to-call button
- Quote request form
- Reviews section
Restaurants, cafés & food trucks
Menu online, hours findable, orders coming in
- Readable menu & hours
- Location and map
- Food photography
- Order or reservation link
- Instagram feed
Salons, barbers, spas & nails
A booking page isn't a website
- Services and price list
- Book Now wired to your booking tool
- Before/after photo gallery
- Staff bios
- Instagram feed
Fitness, gyms & trainers
Turning followers into sign-ups
- Programs and classes
- Pricing and schedule
- Free-trial sign-up form
- Member results & testimonials
- Trainer bios
Retail, boutiques & local shops
Be findable first, sell online when ready
- Shop story and personality
- Product highlights
- Hours and map
- Contact details
- Online store as phase two
Professional services
Dentists · Realtors · Accountants · Lawyers · Clinics
- Detailed services
- Credentials and headshots
- Consult booking form
- Contact and map
- FAQ, optionally answered by an assistant
03How it works
Four steps, no surprises
You'll know the price and the scope before I write a line of code, and you'll never be chased for money you didn't agree to.
01
We talk
Free, and no obligation. In person here in Kamloops, on the phone, or over email. I look at what you have now and tell you plainly what would actually help.
02
Fixed quote
A one-page scope: what's included, the total, the monthly, the timeline, and how many revision rounds. Both of us sign it. The price doesn't move afterwards.
03
Build & review
50% deposit starts the work. You see a first version early, and two rounds of changes are included so it ends up the way you want it.
04
Launch & maintain
Balance clears, your domain gets pointed, and the site goes live. After that I host it, keep it updated and make changes when your business changes.
04Work
Recent builds
The software below is my own, built to be used by real people, not to sit in a portfolio. It's the clearest evidence of how I work.
ShopScout
Live shopscout.spaceAI-assisted product research for Amazon. It tracks prices, checks whether reviews look genuine, and compares a shortlist side by side so you can decide what's actually worth buying.
The rule the whole codebase is built around is that the language model never states a fact the API didn't provide. Prices, ratings and review counts are recorded and rendered from the database; the model supplies judgment only. Price alerts deliberately stay silent for the first week, waiting until they have seven data points before they can fire.
It's the same discipline I bring to client work: no invented numbers, and nothing on screen that isn't backed by something real.
Five modes
ResearchRank products against a budget
WatchAlerts on price drops
ReviewsAuthenticity signals
CompareTwo to five side by side
RecommendGuided path to a pick
Other builds — click a row to expand
No Rules. No Instructions. No Limits. Players spawn into a flat world with a single house. Everything after that comes from what they type: more than 60 unique adjectives and unlimited objects, beings and tools. Build, experiment, or just watch what happens. Every session is different.
Command-line and GUI Python utility that feeds text into Google Cloud TTS and routes audio to your active output device. Built so I could still take part in voice calls when my microphone was out.
Connects to your Steam, Spotify and other platform APIs to pull real taste data (games, artists, genres) and map it visually as a shareable interest profile.
Python script that spawns a physics ball on your Windows desktop. Throw it with the mouse and it bounces off the screen edges. Purely an experiment in desktop physics.
A web quiz that presents Fortnite crossover ideas, real and fabricated, and asks you to guess which is which. Randomised ordering, score tracking and timed rounds.
Players build structures matching a prompt in timed rounds, then rank each other's builds out of 5. Themed rounds, spectator voting and an ELO-style ranking system, with a wide range of block types and colours.
Every round randomises the layout, obstacle types and player modifiers. Players earn points on performance which can be spent on more stages and cosmetics.
Project archive
Ask if you'd like to see any of these
Song Tagger
Packaged desktop audio utility with a clean build and delivery flow.
ASCII Cam
TouchDesigner experiment that converts camera input into ASCII-style visuals.
TouchDesigner Experiments
Scenes built around real-time visual and interaction workflows.
Kadıköy Shenanigans
Parody of Roblox battle games like Jujutsu Shenanigans, still in development.
Voxel Destruction
Breakable environment prototype focused on destruction and feedback feel.
Hardware builds
Spotify Controller via ESP32
Custom hardware interface for direct playback control.
Bluetooth Arduino Car
Remote-control car project with wireless control logic.
Freezer Ice Cream Machine
Mechanical build designed around freezer use and repeatable operation.
Experimental Electronics
Further hardware experiments, summarised here for context.
Creative & interface work
Hand-to-Mouse Controller
Camera-based input experiment in TouchDesigner for gesture-driven cursor control.
Spotify Lyric Display Recreation
Python recreation of the lyric display, with interface-focused polish.
Video Editing
Edits and motion-oriented cuts in DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro.
Photoshop
Design support for graphics, layouts and presentation assets.
Game development · Roblox profile ↗
05Toolkit
What I work with
Web & front end
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Responsive, mobile-first layout
- Accessible, fast-loading pages
- UI/UX design
Programming
- Python
- JavaScript
- C# / Unity
- Luau / Roblox Studio
Automation & AI
- LLM integration
- Discord API bots
- Desktop app delivery
- API integrations
Hardware & creative
- ESP32 / Arduino prototyping
- TouchDesigner interfaces
- Video editing
- Photoshop
06Contact
Let's see if a site would actually help.
Tell me what your business does and what you have online now. I'll tell you straight whether it's worth building, what it would cost, and what it would do for you, no charge for the conversation.