Android Apps
I have made a few Android apps in the past, mostly as learning projects while I was getting the hang of Java and Android Studio. These apps are pretty basic and not maintained anymore, but they were fun to build.
Black Tiles
Black Tiles
Black Tiles is my take on the classic "Piano Tiles" arcade game. The goal is simple: touch only the black tiles to finish the game—don't touch the white ones! It was a fun exercise in UI and touch handling, even if it's not the most polished game out there.
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Car Rush
Car Rush
Car Rush is a shooting game where you navigate and shoot incoming cars. It's simple, fast-paced, and was my playground for learning about game loops and collision detection.
Screenshots:
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Simply-A-Calculator
Simply-A-Calculator
This is a basic calculator app—no ads, no popups, just simple arithmetic. It was my first attempt at building something actually useful, and I learned a lot about layouts and input validation.
Screenshots:
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Tic Tac Toe
Tic Tac Toe
A simple implementation of the classic game. It's not fancy, but it works, and it was a great way to learn about game state and UI updates.
Screenshots:
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TrashBin (Cross-Platform)
TrashBin
TrashBin is a social media app for anonymous thoughts. Built with React Native and Firebase, it was my first cross-platform project. It's not maintained anymore, but it was a big step in learning about authentication and cloud databases.
Note: All these apps are no longer maintained and are mostly here for nostalgia and learning's sake. If you want to see the code, most are open source on my GitHub.