A solo studio crafting games, tools, and software that entertain, empower, and solve real problems.
Listen on  Spotify  or watch on  YouTube Scope creep. As developers, we do not like hearing those words. As a consultant, I have heard them many times. I have dealt with projects where somebody wants to add another feature—one nobody has tested and nobody has
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 1 Videos published: 1 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 0 Visibility Newsletter Subscribers (start -> end): 2 -> 2 YouTube Subscribers (start -> end): 4
Listen on  Spotify  or watch on  YouTube I know it has been a while. The last log was about releasing the planner, and since then I have been working on a digital version: an iOS app. I have been building it for about a month now. Features
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 2 Videos published: 2 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 1 Visibility Newsletter Subscribers (start -> end): 2 -> 2 YouTube Subscribers (start -> end): 4
Listen on  Spotify  or watch on  YouTube Today marks a small but important milestone for Cybernetks. I’ve released my first product. It’s not a game. It’s not an app. It’s not even particularly flashy. It’s a printable
Listen on Spotify or watch on YouTube It’s been a while since the first Cybernetks Log. When I started this experiment, I had high hopes of publishing regular updates and documenting the journey as it happened. Then life stepped in. Over the last couple of months, a lot
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 0 Videos published: 0 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 0 Visibility Newsletter Subscribers (start -> end): 2 -> 2 YouTube Subscribers (start -> end): 3
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kDkSoevxYxk This is a new Cybernetks Log. A simpler way for me to document what I’m building and figuring things out along the way by recording an audio version first. Why I started Cybernetks I’ve been a software developer for
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 0 Videos published: 0 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 1 (Digital Planner App design) Visibility Newsletter Subscribers (start -> end): 2 -> 2 YouTube Subscribers
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 2 Videos published: 1 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 1 (Digital Planner v0.1 – yearly & monthly view, shipping soon) Visibility Newsletter Subscribers
▶️ Prefer a spoken version? Watch or just listen on YouTube ! In a previous log, I talked about the goal I had for my business. I framed it as building a self-sustainable business, mostly because I felt a bit behind in terms of skill level. But I’
This monthly snapshot documents output, visibility, and finances as I build Cybernetks in public, with a focus on long-term sustainability and learning. Output Logs published: 1 Videos published: 1 Streams: 0 Increments shipped: 0 (but I did finish up all my branding inclusive of YouTube and Twitch) Visibility Newsletter
I've been working as a freelance consultant for over ten years, mostly on larger web development projects that I could really sink my teeth into. Over that time, the role of a consultant has changed. Where deep specialisation once sufficed, today we’re expected to be far
When I sit down to work, either on my game or a new client feature, I don’t always arrive with a clear head. Some days I’m thinking about the kids, finances, architectural decisions, or the (unfinished) feature I was working on yesterday. Creative work demands presence,
Lately I’ve been experimenting with a simple productivity system to stay focused while working on Cybernetks projects: the  Pomodoro Technique . It’s nothing new but applying it consistently is making a real difference. In short, it’s a structured way of working in small,