adam j
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There's no grand plan here. Just ideas and making things that solve my own problems. Some of these experiments have/will get published here. I follow the ideas that focus my attention. Right now, it's a book on hex colours, simulated economies in the form of a browser game, and maybe something involving Greg (my AI propject).. excited to see how these play out on a longer term. I'm also exploring ideas for the upcoming NASA Space Apps Challenge.
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GitHub Contributions (2025)
YouTube Videos
Custom Tools
Blog Posts
Public Repositories
Ongoing Projects
↺ Full-Stack Loop: From Back to Front (and Back Again)
Got into code young through things like Neopets, and Bebo customs. Built basic sites before age 10 — they weren't great, but I enjoyed tweaking wee things.
Early college years, Built small sites for locals, side hustles, and startup projects. Gained confidence working with clients and refining frontend skills. Also ventured into PC building & hardware at this time.
Built dynamic websites and CMS platforms from scratch using PHP and MySQL. Could've used WordPress — but nah, I was adamant to code from scratch 🙈.
Studied at Napier and Abertay. Focused on design, digital media, and storytelling. Being creative with pushing UX and design constraints.
Dove further into blockchain — exploring crypto tech and decentralization. Slightly ahead of the 2021 hype. Also got into cybersecrity.
Leveraged GPT, Firebase, Cloudflare Workers, and Python to automate boring stuff and create AI-driven tools and services.
Building niche tools, AI-powered workflows. Storytelling through YouTube — turning experiments, games, and side projects into shareable content. Blending automation, design, personality into tools, apps, and systems.
Some skills I've picked up — and keep refining
Languages, tools, and techniques I've learned over time — and continue to explore.
Platforms, certificates, and learning hubs I've explored or continue to learn through
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Informational site raising awareness about aspartame.
Minimalist site focused on SEO-optimized articles and social advocacy. Uses static hosting (Cloudflare), zero backend, and clean layout designed for authority and search indexing.
[Awareness] [AJAX] 🔗General blog powered by Tailwind + Next.js.
Modern SEO-optimized blog built using the Tailwind Next.js. Hosts posts on AI, design, web experiments, and general curiosities. Planned to scale into a creative archive for ideas, projects, and open tools.
[Next.js] [Tailwind CSS] 🔗Matrix-style loading screen animation.
Recreation of the iconic falling green glyphs with added motion blur, speed control, and custom glyph sets. Can be used as preloaders or intro splash visuals.
[Aesthetic] [Animation] 🔗Custom voice model trained on Tacotron2 + XTTS.
Experimental voice cloning project using open-source AI models. Converts voice recordings into synthetic voices. Used for personal AI assistant and creative prototyping.
[Tacotron2] [Voice Cloning] 🔗Frontend prototype for voice interaction testing.
UI mockup for interacting with Greg-AI. Helps test responses, tone presets, and visual feedback in a web environment. Inspired by voice assistant UIs like Alexa and Jarvis with added visual flair.
[Frontend] [UI] 🔗Crypto balance checker for Windows tray.
Python-based tray app to monitor your Monero pending balance via SupportXMR. Sends daily notifications, runs silently with custom icons, and supports auto-launch on startup.
[Python] [Monero] 🔗Desktop interface for configuring XMRig.
Streamlines mining setup for new users. Supports custom pool settings, CPU tuning, and developer fee configuration. Includes elevation handling and wallet address input system.
[Python] [XMRig] 🔗AJAX-based search without a database.
This tool allows instant search filtering of blog posts using a local JSON file. Built for performance and static hosting with zero backend.
[JavaScript] [SEO]Local markdown-to-HTML blog builder.
Tool or workflow designed to parse markdown files and inject them into the site structure dynamically, supporting readable static blog publishing with automation.
[Markdown] [Automation]Updateable QR code redirect service.
Cloudflare Worker + KV-based tool that allows you to create a QR code that always points to a live, editable destination — great for campaigns or printed assets.
[Workers] [QR]Python powered desktop mainetenance app.
A lightweight Python-powered desktop app to automate essential PC maintenance tasks like SFC, DISM, temp cleanup, disk defrag, and more — all with a single click. Think of it as a digital spa day for your Windows machine..
[.exe] [Maintenance] 🔗Improve mouse poiter accuracy.
An intuitive Windows utility that auto-toggles mouse pointer precision settings when games are launched. It runs discreetly in the system tray for quick access and control, ensuring you get the best gaming experience without manual adjustments.
[.exe] [Pro Gaming] 🔗Intermittent fasting tracker.
Lightweight fasting app/timer with a clean UI, notification system, and customizable fasting cycles. Designed for personal use and minimal bloat. USP was to have a persistent notification to display fasting progress.
[Health] [UI]Complete back compatible flash.
Basic web Browser with the primary goal to run any version of Flash (legacy).
[Flash] [Compatibility] 🔗A practical guide to mastering SEO from scratch.
Self-published book breaking down search engine optimization in simple terms. Includes real examples, metaphors, ADHD-friendly tips, and a fully structured SEO checklist.
[SEO] [Reference] 🔗Feng Shui guide with Gen Z-friendly tone.
Room-by-room guide to aligning energy in your home or workspace. Blends ancient principles with modern style and personality. Written to be relatable and slightly irreverent.
[Feng Shui] [Reference]A creative hex reference and aesthetic gift.
A curated collection of themed colour codes for designers, creatives, and mood-board makers. Includes creative names, color psychology notes, and alternate use ideas.
[Color Theory] [Reference]Fictional nostalgia internet community/ platform.
An experimental digital nostalgia hub. Retro internet vibes with "sentient" Clippy clones, MSN chats in a 2000s OS-style interface. Including community forums, minigames, economy, "stocks" and blockchain integration.
[Nostalgia] [Retro] [Blockchain] 🔗Cyberpunk capture-the-flag map in Fortnite.
UEFN map with two factions battling across neon-lit streets, elevators, and rooftops. Built for CTF mode, featuring scripted game logic and zone control layouts.
[UEFN] [CTF]Android memory game built with hex logic.
Inspired by "The Devil's Plan", Players are shown a grid of numbers that convert into letters. Fast-paced game, the goal is to remember values and pick the right combination that adds up to the target sum.
[Mobile] [Puzzle]Emoji reaction game for quick reflexes.
Match and pop falling emojis in this fast-paced, addictive browser game. Keep clearing the screen to score high before they reach the top!
[Reflex] [Mobile] 🔗stuff i'll gladly work on
I like making repetitive stuff less annoying. If a process is clunky or boring — I'll script it, automate it, or wrap it in a tool that works better. From custom web scripts to one-click utilities. Allowing more time to procastinate (i don't judge).
Fast-loading tools that actually do something — whether it's a micro-utility, a browser-based API tool, or a niche platform. Built lightweight, but brought to life in a way that feels intentional and satisfying to use.
From rough sketches to working concept. I turn ideas into branded, smooth-feeling experiences — functional, focused, and bonus points if it's got a sense of humour or something a bit different.
Hands-on guidance with a developer's mindset. Clarify what's worth building and how — from MVP to creative tech strategies. Shaping the core version, refining an unconventional concept, or figuring out what's possible with budget & tech.
Global hackathon. Space-themed challenges. No rocket science degree required.
I'm scouting for people to form a dev team for 2025 or 2026 NASA Space Apps Challenge. Whether you're into data visualizations, web experiments, sci-fi worldbuilding or just passionate about solving problems with tech — drop me a message.
[focus] => collaborative missions
[tools] => AI, JavaScript, Python
[status] => recruiting
I usually respond within a day or so.