3D
Loft Links 3D
Seventeen courses in four kinds: mini golf over ramps, ledges and water carries; crazy golf past windmill blades, pinball bumpers, clockwork, a waterwheel over the millrace and a belfry of geared machines; adventure golf on ice, travelators, pipes, the steam vents of a volcano and a moon yard at six gravities; and the long game over parkland, heath, an open links of rolling dunes and a red canyon country with nothing but white stakes to keep you honest. Each hole under weather of its own, and five clubs to get past them.
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2D
Pocket Links
Four courses seen from above — an eighteen, a quick six and two nines — plus a fifth generated from a seed. Bunkers, water, ice, bumpers and gates that will not wait for you, and a hole editor that checks its own work.
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Fly your space truck and deliver space cargo in space! Includes a level editor with undo functionality.
Grab a corner and drag it where it should go: the flap swings over and creases, mirrored on the other side. Your folds become a list you can reorder, tune and delete, and the sheet re-folds itself every time, with a live 3D model and a test throw beside it. Start from the Classic Dart, Wide Glider or Nakamura Lock, or a blank sheet. The flight is worked out from the paper you folded, in 3D: a smaller wing makes it veer, a tilted throw curves it, and the walls, desks and pillars are solid. Then shape the wings and throw: ten missions, the longest throw or today's bin.
Eight interactive 3D visualizations: world trade on a globe, this site drawn as a city, three flocks nobody steers, a fractal with no mesh, and real water. Every one has controls.
Every grain is simulated. The hourglass passes one grain a step through its neck and holds exactly 3,600, so it really does run for a minute. Turn it over, or clear it and pour your own: lava sets to stone in water, fire climbs wood, plants drink the rain and flower.
The jar starts on your time zone's nearest big city and asks for nothing; search for any other, or let it find you. Rain, snow, fog and thunder come live from Open-Meteo, the sun sits at its true height there, tonight's moon shows its real phase, and the cabin lamp goes on when it gets dark. Tap the glass for a gust.
Twenty Swedish pastries, a dozen drinks and three dozen things to talk about, each with how to say it. Keep a card you like and deal the others again, share your fika by link, or start the fifteen-minute timer. On Kanelbullens dag, Fettisdagen, Lucia and the other pastry days, the deck already knows what you are having.
Every letter is always the same note, so names that share letters share phrases. Vowels are held, consonants move on, and an å gets a grace note. The name as a whole picks the key, mode, tempo, chords and instrument. Played live with Web Audio and drawn as a rosette that follows the music.
Cash, billån, privatleasing, bilabonnemang, a monthly rental, no car, or a förmånsbil if work offers one, priced the same way in kronor a month and per mil. Malus, ränteavdrag on secured loans only, the three-year vagnskadegaranti, besiktning and two sets of tyres are already in, and a payment remark closes the doors it really closes. A nine-question walkthrough fills it in for you, på svenska or in English, and a second car can go through the same routes beside the first.
I implement supply chain planning solutions. Have a look at my CV or LinkedIn if you're curious.
AI changed how much one person can build on their own, so I started testing that in my spare time. A lander game with its own physics engine, a logistics sim, a couple of calculators I actually use. Mostly from my phone, with Claude and AntiGravity.
Overview of my background, education, and skills in logistics and software development.