Small, fast,
useful things.

I'm James. I build web projects, games, drone tools, wood products, and small systems from a workshop in the woods.

Explore the projects
Code, wood, wires, and a little curiosity.SCROLL TO EXPLORE

Things you can explore.

A few useful things.
A few things just for the joy of it.

01 / MusicActive

Never Song

A personal DJ that brings your music folder to life. Your listening helps shape what plays next.

Listen with Never Song
02 / DiscoveryActive

Seattle Music Calendar

Seven days of Seattle shows, side by side. Explore venue calendars and follow the source to your next night out.

Find a show
03 / GamePrototype

Silk Surge

A browser-based spider grappling game about swinging, falling, catching yourself, and trying again.

Try the prototype
04 / PlayPrototype

Tiny Worlds

Small browser games for curious hands. Start with Firefly Orchestra and wake a musical garden.

Play Firefly Orchestra
05 / WorkshopActive

Tiny Big Woods

Laser-engraved, carved, and LED-lit wood pieces made in a small workshop.

Explore the woodwork
06 / EverydayActive

Dryyp

Small jokes, curious facts, and useful tips worth a sip of water. Start in the browser; choose reminders if you want them.

Try a Dryyp

Building Blox

Concept

A concept for modular small-space structures: work, grow, heat, music, and living.

Explore the concept

At home in a browser.
Or in the workshop.

I've built websites, browser tools, startup features, drones, workshop projects, and too many half-finished prototypes. This site is the index for the things I'm actively turning into something useful.

The medium changes. The part I keep coming back to is turning an idea into something you can actually use, hear, hold, or play.

WEB & TOOLS · GAMES · WOOD & FPV
Tiny Big Woods design: an FPV drone and callsign engraved into a round wooden plaque.
TINY BIG WOODS / WOOD MEETS FPV

The interesting part
is often the process.

Notes, videos, tests, and small discoveries from the projects as they develop.

Have something
in mind?

Questions, a project, or something you want built. Email works best; a few sentences are a good start.