Windows Apps

Coded Messages is a released Electron desktop app centered on private accounts, friend connections, and a custom coded-message display. Each message can be sent as encoded text or ordinary plain text, and a separate decrypter converts pasted coded text back to English.

Firebase Authentication and Cloud Firestore power multi-device accounts, profiles, friendships, conversations, messages, blocks, reports, presence, and group invite links. The app is distributed through a normal Windows installer.

Momentum connects long-term projects to everyday action. Projects, roadmaps, milestones, and tasks feed into a Today timeline, daily Top Three outcomes, and a ‘What Should I Do Now?’ recommendation that is intended to replace an overwhelming list with one practical next step.

The Version 1 vision also brings focus timers, a Distraction Shield, session journals, routines, weekly reviews, Recovery Mode, and progress insights into the same system. Windows and Android apps are planned, with secure synchronization, offline access, and private-by-default productivity data.

TubeDrop wraps single-video downloading in a rounded, resizable desktop interface instead of a command-line workflow. It supports MP3 audio and MP4 video up to 1080p for content the user owns or has permission to save.

Its visual identity changes through five selectable seasonal themes—Summer, Winter, Halloween, Fall, and Spring—each with its own illustrated background and coordinated palette.

Legacy Launcher puts a modern library and compatibility layer around original PC game installations—it is not a virtual machine. It recognizes supported CDs and DVDs through curated disc signatures, starts their original installers, tracks required media, and lets games use the real Windows filesystem, hardware, controllers, and optical drive.

The current prototype can apply exact, SHA-256-verified compatibility components, back up every file they replace, and roll changes back. It also supports save snapshots, whole-game backups, reversible Windows compatibility settings, disc-aware launching, and a guided route for older 16-bit installers through WineVDM.

Support is deliberately curated game by game. Eight profiles currently cover titles including Planescape: Torment, Deus Ex, Alpha Centauri, Thief, Morrowind, and Neverwinter Nights, although support depth varies and Planescape and Deus Ex currently have the most complete workflows.