Extend, don’t replace
Companion projects should clearly identify the upstream tool they depend on and add focused value around it.
Independent projects · upstream-aware
Practical extras for the tools I use.
I build small companion projects, compatibility resources, and setup helpers around gaming and emulation ecosystems. This site is the user-facing home for that work—designed to make downloads, context, and upstream relationships easier to understand than a repository list alone.
How I approach projects
The thinking behind the work, rather than another copy of GitHub statistics.
Make access obvious
Downloads, install paths, release assets, setup notes, and requirements should be easy to find without repo archaeology.
Keep upstream visible
Official projects and documentation remain clearly linked so independent extras never blur who owns or supports the upstream tool.
Ecosystems I build around
Technology context that is useful to visitors.
EmuDeckES-DE FrontendSteamOSSteam DeckAndroidLinuxWindowsEmulation toolingGame librariesOpen source
What visitors can expect
Clear boundaries and sources.
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Clear project ownership
My projects are separated from the upstream products they extend.
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Official sources linked
Upstream websites, docs, and source repositories stay one click away.
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Discover means starred—not maintained
Repos on Discover are projects I saved on GitHub, not projects I own or support.
How this site is organized
The whole hub in one glance.
Start here
Overview
Featured ecosystems, current releases, and the fastest paths into the site.
Use my workProjects
Downloads, setup notes, requirements, release assets, and upstream links.
ExploreDiscover
Every public GitHub star, organized by what each repository actually does.
DevelopmentProfile
Public repos, releases, meaningful activity, contributions, and milestones.
Context
About
The purpose, principles, ecosystems, and boundaries behind the site.