Scott Robertson

Browser-based voxel sandbox with chunked terrain, first-person movement, block breaking and placing, generated trees, and a creative hotbar.

Threecraft is a Vite, Three.js, and TypeScript game with generated terrain, visible-face chunk rendering, grounded collision, pointer-lock controls, and static GitHub Pages deployment.

Mobile-first quit companion that helps people slow cravings, track pouches, set daily limits, and notice progress over time.

Pouchless is an installable React and TypeScript PWA with local-first persistence through Dexie and IndexedDB. The experience keeps habit support calm and usable, with lightweight flows for cravings, logs, plans, insights, and journaling.

Personal finance tracker with local SQLite persistence, dashboard summaries, transaction workflows, accounts, categories, and import/export.

This version of Financial Tracker uses React, TypeScript, SQL.js, and SQLite-backed local storage to keep data private and portable. It supports everyday finance workflows in the browser, with an optional Tauri shell for desktop use.

Cozy Phaser management game about caring for autonomous pigs, fulfilling contracts, improving the cage, and growing through persistent progression.

Guinea Pig Beans combines autonomous character behavior, cage-care feedback, contract goals, upgrade choices, and tech-tree progression into a friendly browser management loop built with Phaser and TypeScript.

Canvas survival game with escalating enemy waves, auto-targeting combat, upgrade choices, resource drops, and persistent progression.

Arcane Exterminator turns a tight canvas game loop into a repeatable progression system, balancing enemy pressure, pickup timing, upgrade state, shards, and permanent bonuses across runs.

Canvas arcade shooter with responsive input, enemy wave behavior, collision handling, scoring, and quick restartable play.

Shape Invaders uses plain JavaScript to handle drawing, keyboard movement, projectile updates, enemy patterns, collisions, and score state. The project focuses on snappy browser arcade feedback without a game framework.

Pure JavaScript raycasting demo that renders first-person movement and wall projection with canvas math and keyboard input.

RayCaster Game creates a first-person browser view without a 3D engine. Player movement, direction, distance checks, and wall projection all run through JavaScript and canvas rendering.

React finance dashboard with authenticated accounts, transaction entry, charted summaries, MongoDB storage, and Redis-backed sessions.

This earlier Financial Tracker pairs a React front end with a Node.js API for account-based dashboards, transaction entry, and visual summaries. MongoDB stores finance records while Redis supports token and session handling.

Recipe web app with authenticated submissions, searchable drink records, API endpoints, and MongoDB-backed persistence.

Scott's Drink Recipes supports account creation, recipe submission, MongoDB-backed storage, and search by main ingredient or spirit. The project centers on authenticated CRUD flows for user-generated content.

Location-aware activity finder that combines ZIP input, weather data, Google Maps results, and open-place filtering.

SomethingToDoRightNow turns a simple question into a practical recommendation: what can I do nearby right now? It combines location input, weather API data, and Google Maps results to surface open places that fit current conditions.

JavaScript audio visualizer with adjustable playback controls and canvas graphics driven by live audio state.

Audio Visualizer connects user controls, audio playback, and canvas rendering so changes in the interface are reflected immediately in the sound and visuals. The implementation emphasizes real-time feedback and clear browser interaction.

Modular JavaScript shooter with canvas rendering, player controls, projectile updates, enemy interactions, and a clean game-loop structure.

Space Blaster separates input, projectile updates, enemy behavior, and drawing into focused JavaScript modules. The canvas loop keeps the action responsive while leaving the code approachable for new mechanics.