Game live-ops platform
Calamity
One platform runs the game’s analytics, campaigns, updates and player tools — no rented services.
- Its own analytics, not rented
- No monthly SaaS bills
- Game news in 14 languages
01 / Independent full-stack engineer
No fixed packages. One engineer stays responsible from the first conversation to launch — and after it.
Some businesses need a clean site that sells their service well. Others need bookings, payments, a staff panel and a mobile app. Both are normal work here: a small project gets the same care as a platform.
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What I can build
A useful first version can be small. The same collaboration can grow into the system that runs the business.
Selected work
Start with a real production surface, then use the safe interactive version to inspect the workflow without exposing private data.
Game live-ops platform
One platform runs the game’s analytics, campaigns, updates and player tools — no rented services.
Business platform
The studio’s website, payments, reception admin, two native apps and a Telegram bot work as one product.
Publisher site & release outreach
A console games storefront that also collects developer pitches and builds the press list for releases.
In progress
These two projects are shown as work in progress: their case studies are real, but no public launch or business result is claimed.
Tools in production
Everything here already runs in the products above — chosen for the job and for the people who will maintain the result.
Working together
We start from how the business actually runs: who does what, where time is lost and what must never break.
You get the smallest version that solves the problem, and a clear picture of what it can grow into later.
Working software early, honest progress along the way, and a launch on real infrastructure — with tests wherever money or data is involved.
The products on this site run daily without a developer on call. Support, improvements or a clean handover — whatever fits.
About
My work spans product, frontend, backend, data and operations. That range matters when a payment callback changes an admin screen, a report changes a campaign, or a staff habit should change the interface.
The projects here are live: a yoga studio platform, an online game’s live-ops stack, an indie publisher storefront and a cafe’s banquet builder.
I prefer few dependencies, explicit rules and software a non-technical team can run without a developer on call.