Weaving Ideas into Engaging Experiences.

Welcome to Arachnida. This is my digital playground—a collection of web applications, games, and experiments. From useful utilities to reflex-testing challenges, these are the side projects I build for fun, utility, and curiosity.

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Featured Projects

Apeiro Game Collection

Apeiro

A freemium arcade mixing classic puzzles with AI-powered novelties. Built to see if a combination of generic brain teasers and generated content could turn a side project into a sustainable business.

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Color Dash Game Screenshot

Color Dash (Game)

A simple but addictive reflex test. The goal was to make a game specifically so I could publish something to the Play Store. It turns out, it's actually fun to play.

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More experiments are in the works...

My Tools

Sometimes I build things just because I need them. These are practical utilities I created to solve specific problems, from debugging links to formatting data.

Base64 Converter

Securely encode and decode text and data. Built because I was tired of using dysfunctional online platforms riddled with ads.

DNA Digitizer

Translate text into DNA sequences and visualize the double helix. A conceptual tool for encoding data biologically.

JSON Formatter

Validate, beautify, and minify JSON. A simple, no-nonsense formatter for when you just need to read some data.

Link Debugger

Because broken previews are unprofessional. Test your Open Graph tags and ensure your links look sharp.

Low-Res Image Converter

Generate tiny placeholders for progressive image loading. A specific tool for a specific problem I kept running into.

Random Generator

Cryptographically secure randomness. Whether you need a password or just need to flip a coin, this tool has you covered.

About Arachnida

Arachnida is effectively a compilation of my side quests. While my main focus remains on Kendara, this site serves as a home for the random projects, tools, and games I create along the way.

Some of these were built to learn a new tech stack, some to solve a minor annoyance, and others just because I thought they would be cool.