Notes from
the field.
A running journal from the workbench — one post at a time.
CruiseStar Updates: Ducks, Users, and Marketing Strategies
I've been fine-tuning the CruiseStar app and testing some exciting marketing strategies, including a fun twist with rubber ducks. Here's how it's all going.
Continue reading →Building CruiseStar: A Social App for Cruise Enthusiasts
This week, I launched CruiseStar, an app designed for rating cruise ships and enhancing social interactions among cruise lovers.
Continue reading →Cruise Ships: The First Step to Building Omnia
Exploring how designing cruise ships can help me create a self-sustaining city concept called Omnia.
Continue reading →My Experience at Hacker Cottage
Hacker Cottage was an unexpected opportunity that turned into a fantastic experience, leading me to refine my vision for a cruise rating app.
Continue reading →The Trials of Automating Game Analysis
A peek into my attempts to automate the analysis of game mechanics for a new mobile puzzle game, blending lessons from Royal Match.
Continue reading →The Games I Wasn't Ready to Build
I couldn't code, barely played games, and started with ideas that needed entire companies. Those unfinished projects became my way into gaming.
Continue reading →The $2.50 That Kept Meme Runner Alive
I spent $1,000 advertising my first mobile game and earned $2.50 from one player in Australia. That tiny purchase taught me more than the number suggests.
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