SLEIGHTERROR / NOTES FROM THE BENCH
Development logs, little discoveries, occasional reflections, and the things worth writing down along the way. Not everything here is finished. That's kind of the point.
THE ARCHIVE
A brief launch announcement for In the Ashes of Rebirth, a deeply personal poetry collection written during a difficult season of life. The chapbook reflects on grief, resilience and rebuilding after emotional collapse.
Read entry →Announcing the rebuilt PWA release of A Falling Sandbox, a portable particle simulation toy designed for quick experimentation and play. Future plans include additional polish, new features and eventual mobile app store releases.
Read entry →Announcing the public release of GrowLogs, a privacy-focused plant growth tracker designed primarily for cannabis home grows. Built as a progressive web app, it allows growers to manage notes, harvests and plant history locally on their own devices without accounts or cloud dependence.
Read entry →A running checklist of lessons learned while navigating the Google Play publishing process, from developer accounts and testing requirements to privacy policies and app review delays. Written as both a personal reference and a resource for other first-time indie developers entering the mobile app ecosystem.
Read entry →Exploring a lifelong struggle with over-scoping projects and abandoning personal work before completion, this post marks the beginning of a deliberate effort to break that cycle. A candid reflection on creativity, fear of release, burnout and learning to ship imperfect things anyway.
Read entry →A brief announcement signaling the return of the “Log” format after removing older posts and reshaping the site’s direction. Marks the beginning of a more personal and active period of writing and project sharing.
Read entry →A small privacy-focused utility app built for tracking collectible card game flips, inspired by cataloging an old Star Wars CCG collection. Designed with simplicity in mind, Card Flipper works offline, stores data locally and avoids accounts or tracking entirely.
Read entry →Reflecting on an unusually hectic March filled with retro game collecting, learning console repair, diving deeper into Godot game development and navigating personal growth at forty. A candid life update about nostalgia, creativity, work, parenthood and rediscovering passion projects.
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