I build software on my own, and I have done it long enough to be picky about it.

moxi-bit is a one-person studio. I design, build, ship, and support everything that carries the name — a small catalog of games and utilities on one side, and contract engineering for businesses on the other. There is no team behind me and no account manager in front of me: when you write, you reach the person who writes the code.

The two halves feed each other. Client work funds the catalog and keeps me honest about deadlines and maintenance; my own projects are where I try things that would be irresponsible to test on someone else's budget. Both run on the same principles — boring, well-supported technology, small dependency lists, and code that still makes sense three years later.

What I do

games & apps

A small catalog of released titles and utilities, built and maintained solo — design, code, art direction, store releases, and support.

client engineering

Web, app, and game development for businesses, plus app store publishing when you're already built — taken on as fixed-scope engagements.

the whole stack

Database schema through deployment. Postgres, TypeScript, Flutter, and whatever the hardware in the room requires.

writing

Devlogs and case studies about what shipped, what broke, and what the numbers actually said afterwards.

Contact

Email is the only channel I check reliably. Project enquiries, bug reports, and questions about anything in the catalog all go to the same address.

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