Portfolio / selected work · 2026
Free learning tools for Haiti, game systems, and a data atlas with a 3D map. Built static wherever possible: open a folder, or a cheap host, and it still runs when the connection drops.
Atlas · WebGL
A dated research atlas of Haiti — economy, ecology, politics, security and history — with a Three.js map of the ten departments extruded by population. Roads drape over each department's raised surface; cities and reported armed-group areas open into a detail panel. Everything, including the boundary and road data, ships as local scripts, so it works from a folder.
Education · Offline-first
A free neighbourhood school in the browser: labs, games, a forum and a full maths curriculum across English, Spanish, French and Haitian Creole. Designed to keep working with no reliable internet.
Education · Haitian Creole
A free technology school taught in Haitian Creole: networking, security, code, robotics and solar. Plain HTML and JavaScript, hosted as a static site.
Game · Godot
A video fighting game about magicians — combat, characters and game flow written in GDScript.
Game · Unreal
A C++ sandbox for the Gameplay Ability System and Niagara: abilities, gameplay cues and effects assembled outside the editor's defaults.
Game systems
Luau systems for Roblox and C# systems for Unity RTS prototypes — the reusable pieces behind the playable work.
I build free, Creole-first education projects for Haiti, and I work on the technical side of games — combat systems, tools and effects. The two interests meet in the same constraint: software that has to hold up on a weak laptop, a slow connection, or no connection at all.
Most of what is here is deliberately boring under the hood. Static files, no tracking, no build step where it can be avoided, and data kept local so a page still opens from a folder.
Working on education, civic data or game tooling? The quickest way to reach me is GitHub.