Probably Fine Studios

ChrisOCPhoto is a photography portfolio built around a simple rule: get out of the way of the images. Every layout decision favors fast loading, generous whitespace, and a dark, gallery-like backdrop so the photos carry the page instead of competing with UI chrome. Photos carry their own EXIF and location data, mapped out with Mapbox for a sense of where each shot was taken.

FieldKit gives teams a structured way to capture information on-site and see it roll up into a dashboard without wrestling with spreadsheets or one-off forms. It is built to be embedded — forms can be submitted from outside origins, so FieldKit can sit behind a client site or internal tool instead of living in isolation. Entries can be exported straight to PDF or pulled up as a QR code for on-site use.

CookBookVerse turns a personal recipe collection into something you actually want to open at dinnertime — recipes are organized to be found again quickly, not buried in a feed, with a layout built for reading on a phone propped up next to the stove. OpenAI helps fill in the gaps — cleaning up messy recipe text and suggesting substitutions — on top of a Postgres-backed recipe store.

Davapalooza is a brand and event site built for a moment, not a browsing session — bold color, a clear hierarchy, and fast navigation so visitors get the info they came for (what, when, where) without hunting for it. It runs on Cloudflare Workers with OpenAI wired in for content generation behind the scenes.

TRVLPlay is a lightweight travel discovery concept — a place to browse trip ideas and get a playful nudge toward planning something, rather than a heavyweight booking platform. It favors quick exploration over forms and filters, and installs like a native app thanks to its PWA setup.

Scramble is a browser word/puzzle game built for short, repeatable play sessions — the kind of game you open for two minutes between other things. Built with Phaser and Vite, it runs entirely client-side with no install and no accounts.

WX strips a weather app down to what you actually check it for — current conditions and what is about to change — presented in a dense, dashboard-style layout instead of a scroll of marketing widgets.

Hang is a casual word-guessing game built for a quick, shareable session — simple rules, no onboarding, and a room you can join by scanning a QR code. Rounds sync live through Supabase, so a group can jump into the same game from their own phones.

Standalone is a maker-focused toolkit that turns precise material specs into fabrication-ready output — kerf-compensated SVGs for laser-cut jointed boxes and cylinders, parametric STL enclosures for 3D printing, and chip-thinning-compensated feeds-and-speeds for CNC work. It consolidates several one-off fabrication scripts into a single account-based tool, with dimensions driven by actual material thickness instead of guesswork.

Ping is a lightweight AI companion built for the moments you just need to vent, think out loud, or get a quick reality check — not a therapy replacement, just a smart, slightly irreverent conversation partner that is always available.

SplitNote is a clean, no-frills bill-splitting and tip calculator — built to feel like a normal utility app rather than a flashy finance tool, for quick math at dinner without extra noise.

Games Collection bundles a handful of browser word games under one roof, starting with a Connections-style puzzle — group four sets of four related words. Browser-based, no installs, no accounts.

Burrow helps touring event professionals manage job trips, travel logistics, and communications without juggling a dozen disconnected tools. It renders travel routes on an interactive 3D globe and can generate PDF itineraries and QR codes for quick sharing on-site.

Wanderlog is a reusable travel blog platform built for two people — the developer who builds and maintains it, and the blogger who writes and publishes from anywhere in the world — with a visual, drag-and-drop canvas editor instead of a traditional CMS form.

ctrII is an early-stage writing tool built around Tiptap's rich block editor, with account sign-in already wired up. It is still taking shape, but the foundation — a real editor, not a plain textarea — is already in place.