Self-taught developer. Creator of Void Network.
I build for the browser and learn by taking things apart. The biggest thing I have made so far is a gaming platform that more than three million people have used.
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It started with secret folders of games I put together for friends. It turned into a platform with more than three million users, running on code I wrote myself.
I have been tinkering with servers and code since elementary school. Back then it was small: folders full of games that I built up and passed around to friends.
A few years later I noticed that the sites kids used to play games were full of malware. I wanted one where you could play without the risk of getting hacked, so I built it. That became Void Network.
Nobody taught me to code. I watched YouTube tutorials, used AI tools like Claude, and went through other websites line by line until I understood what each function did. Then I rebuilt the features from scratch.
These days I am working on new AI projects, including a chat assistant of my own, and I try them out on Void Network first. I also volunteer my IT skills for local community organizations. The plan from here is to learn the business side as seriously as the code.
Work
Void Network
Browser gaming platform
A curated library of kid-friendly games that runs in the browser. I built it as a safe, virus-free alternative to the malware-ridden sites students were already using to get around school filters.
The platform is monetized and has drawn partnership requests.
Over three million users
Curated library
Kid-friendly games only, kept free of viruses.
Moderated around the clock
Moderation runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Support on Discord
AI monitoring bots I coded handle service tickets and user safety.
Around it
Support and safety bots
Discord bots with AI monitoring that handle service tickets and watch over user safety.
Built for Void Network
AI experiments
A chat assistant of my own and other AI projects, tried out on Void Network first.
In progress
Volunteer IT
Tech help for local community organizations.
Community
Approach
“If I have an idea, I code it immediately.”
Read it line by line
That is how I learned: open a website, work out what each function does, then rebuild it from scratch.
Make the safe version
Void Network exists because I wanted a place to play games without the risk of getting hacked.
Test it in the open
New ideas get tried on Void Network first. It is my testing ground.