A small hub for the games I build on evenings and weekends. Five so far: a few classics, done properly, and a couple of my own.
Every game is one web page. Free, English or French, nothing to install, no accounts, no ads, no timer telling you to buy more moves.
Games you already know how to play. Big readable pieces, a hint when you want one, and they pick up where you left off.
Tile matching solitaire
Clear the board by matching free pairs of tiles. Three layouts: the classic 144-tile turtle, a 116-tile pyramid, and a 46-tile quick game for when you have ten minutes. Hint, undo and shuffle are there when a board gets stuck, and a big-tile mode makes everything easier to see.
Klondike, the one everybody plays
Draw one card or three, build the four piles up from ace, and let the finish button do the tidying once the game is won. Undo costs nothing, a hint costs five points, and your card colours are yours to pick.
Mots cachés, in both languages
Drag across the grid to find the words. Eight themes, from animals to the garden, in three sizes. There is also one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, and finding all of it keeps your streak alive.
Games that didn't exist before. Rougher edges, and the rules are still moving.
Match-three mining
Match ore to dig deeper, chain combos for wood, stone and obsidian, and trade them up for better pickaxes and gear. What you don't spend goes into building a small city that pays you back every run. Built for one thumb on a phone.
Dice board game
Four heroes, ten troops each, one lap around the board and a fort in the middle worth fighting over. You roll to move, but combat is settled by your gear, not by luck. Get all four tokens home to win.
Scores stay on your device for now. Each game keeps your own best. A shared board, and a daily streak that counts across the whole hub, are next on the list.
Games are the hobby half. The other half is software for window and door manufacturing — the kind of thing that runs on a shop floor every day: quoting, cutting lists, production tracking, shipping.
Those tools are getting their own site and their own front page. When they're ready to sell, the links will show up here.
Price windows and patio doors from real dimensions and options, with a printable quote at the end.
Track what's cut, assembled and glazed, live, on any screen in the plant.
The small ones: bar packing, bay and bow angles, frame cut lengths, material needs.
If you run a shop and any of that sounds like your Monday, the site will be worth a bookmark.