Give me an idea and I’ll get it online and working: the interface people use, the server behind it and the database under both. I founded Ryze E‑sports, and Wildcard Studios is my latest.
My esports team. I started it, I run it, and I built the website where the team lives online.
An independent game studio making games to play with friends.
The first game, Night Shift, is a co-op horror game set in a corner shop that never closes. You and your friends restock the shelves, mop up the spills, take the trash out, and try to make it to morning. Games install and update through the studio’s own Wildcard Launcher.
I’m ABM. I work across the whole stack, so one person handles your project from the first screen to the server it runs on. Fewer handovers, and fewer things lost between them.
Running Ryze E‑sports taught me the rest. The team has earned $1.7k so far, and building for my own players showed me that things have to work for real people, not just look good in a screenshot.
The part people see: dashboards, ordinary sites, and animated pages like this one.
React · Next.js · TypeScript · Three.jsLogins, APIs, payments and the jobs running in the background, kept simple so they’re easy to change.
Node.js · Express · NestJS · PythonWhere your data lives, set up to stay fast when there’s a lot of it.
PostgreSQL · MongoDB · Redis · PrismaGetting it online and keeping it there. Updates go out without breaking things.
Docker · GitHub Actions · AWS · NginxFill in a short form about your project: what it is, what it needs and when you need it. I read every one and get back to you.
A couple of minutes. Tell me what you need and when.
I reply with questions and a price. Nothing is paid yet.
Once we agree, I send you my PayPal link myself.
You see it as it comes together, then it goes live.
Only pay a PayPal link I sent you myself. I’ll never ask for money anywhere else.
It depends on the size of the job. We agree a timeline before you pay.
A clear idea of what you want, any text or images you already have, and replies when I ask something.
Yes. Tell me what it is and what’s going wrong.
No. If you have one I’ll build from it; if not, I’ll design it as part of the job.