Focus areas include logistics-driven economies, political pressure, territorial control and systems that remember what happened. On the software side, work spans backend services, internal tools and full-stack product development.
Current flagship project: Antropico: Colonies, a systemic grand strategy experience set in a contested star system.
Strategic simulation and long-horizon systems. Production software and infrastructure that ships.
A grand strategy sandbox set in a contested star system. You begin as a foothold on a world that other factions already claim. Survival depends on access to fuel, air, food and docking rights.
Supply routes, station access, local governance and force projection create leverage. Power is negotiated, not assumed.
Design and implementation of backend services, database layers and internal dashboards. Work includes lightweight PostgreSQL data tooling for Node.js, API design, integrations and production-focused full-stack delivery.
This infrastructure supports both client projects and simulation work, with an emphasis on clarity, performance and predictable behavior over time.
Antropico: Colonies explores how authority forms under pressure. Not as a scripted “you rule everything,” but as a slow negotiation of access, credibility and force.
The world does not pause for the player. Trade continues, shortages spread, factions remember favors and betrayals. A fuel interruption at one dock can ripple into unrest, then blockade, then open confrontation.
There is no fixed victory screen. The question is softer and more dangerous: if this region is still stable in the end, is it because of you.
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