Working catalog
A growing catalog of the apps, utilities, and infrastructure MeiuxMeiux has built and operates. No mockups, no slide-deck case studies — every entry below is something you can install, click, or read the source of today.
Browser-based computer-vision game engine — your body is the controller, video clips are the world.
Forward any USB input — keyboard, MIDI, gamepad, serial — as OSC, to anything.
Event badge scanner — hold up a name, get a 3D animation.
Local-first AI music workstation for Windows — an Electron shell with a hot-swappable plugin architecture.
One house. Software, logistics, and consulting — the site you're already on.
Credit-only white-label wrapper over Firma.dev signing — desktop, web portal, admin, marketing, all one monorepo.
Music artist platform — dark, mobile-first, single-binary, ready to grow into a player + uploads.
St. Petersburg community shop + interest-capture platform. Sales happen in person; the site does the catalog and the conversations.
SSH-mounted remote drives, dressed up for Windows 11.
Real-time 3D avatar mirror for live events — face/hand/pose tracked entirely in the browser.
The white-label company-site engine that powers meiuxmeiux.com itself.
ESD metrics live on every key — VSD Craft plugin for the Stream Dock N4 Pro.
Native Resolume Arena control for the Stream Dock N4 Pro — live thumbnails on the keys, no Companion in the middle.
Matrix eXecution Engine — orchestrate remote servers with cryptographic authority.
Cartomancy with a standard 52-card deck — animated, AI-read, free.
An indie-only game platform — reviews, hosting, devlogs, no AAA noise.
Loud-luxury cologne e-commerce — Laravel 12 + Filament 3 with a dark glassmorphism storefront.
Peace, Love, Unity, Roll — momentum-based 3D soccer-ball racer with a global leaderboard.
Step Up. Lock In. Transform. — dual-camera AI photo booth for live events.
Rest In Peace, Vulnerabilities — terminal-based security auditing tool. `npx rip-rip` and you're scanning.
Industrial-electronic artist site with a hand-rolled PHP CMS, audio-reactive visuals, and an admin that watches the room.
A collaborative storytelling platform where unfinished stories find their endings.
A dystopian sci-fi text RPG where every choice echoes through the grid.
An AI-narrated browser RPG framework. One codebase, many worlds.
A text RPG where the world remembers every choice you make.
QR-code contest platform — instant or delayed wins, prize stock, lead capture, all in one Go binary.
RFID video kiosk — place a tagged object on the reader, the right video plays.
Offline prize wheel for trade shows, promos, and corporate events.
A dark, interconnected world awaits. Explore, fight, evolve. — Metroidvania built in Godot 4.
Catalog and explore the impossible places thousands of people visit in their dreams.
One Big Beautiful Bill — commercial solar tax-credit calculator and lead funnel before the July 5, 2026 deadline.
Local lawn-care operator's site — quote requests in, leads tracked, replies sent. Whole stack is one Go binary.
AI-powered content and commerce platform — WebAuthn checkout, USPS-rate shipping, lab reports, and an OpenRouter AI assistant on a Go + PostgreSQL backend.
Live Q&A + admin moderation with a public display and a contact funnel — Twilio SMS in, structured answers out.
Interactive 3D molecular visualization with a glassmorphic skin and a Discourse forum bolted on.
Send a Stripe payment link in seconds — no recipient account, no crypto, no signup.
Audio-reactive WebGL playground — drug-effect modules layered onto a live video feed. Project idea, currently dormant.
Unified status surface for the ESD platform — sister .quest domain to tmc.quest. Placeholder today, primary host tomorrow.
Premium pay-per-lead platform — exclusive, non-recycled, real-time API delivery. The leads are gold.
Production booking + customer-pipeline platform behind a regional services operation, passkey-gated at the front door.
Headless SMS-marketing + outreach platform with a public health dashboard. Sister system to ESDBooking.
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