Adam Liscia

A home base for people who play Magic: The Gathering.

Players use it to run their weekly leagues, record their games, see where they rank, and build and share decks. I co-founded it and wrote most of the code, and I built the phone app entirely on my own — it's on the App Store and Google Play.

One thing I'm proud of: a deck-checking tool used to take 11 seconds to load. I rebuilt how it gets its data and got it down to a blink, which made it fast enough to open up to everyone instead of just signed-in members.

One channel for tabletop gaming videos.

Hand-picked YouTube and Twitch creators across six games, all playing in one place. You flip channels like a TV instead of digging through YouTube. I designed, built and launched it by myself, in 24 days.

Before it went public I caught a setting that, with one line of setup missing, would have left the site's admin controls open to anyone. I fixed it and tested every case before a single visitor arrived.

A cocktail app for working bartenders.

Look up a recipe, save your own version, and scale it up for a big batch — fast enough to use in the middle of a shift. It's on the iPhone App Store, and I built every part of it myself.

The batch calculator is the math I use at my own bar job, where I run the batch cocktail program. I wrote it down once so nobody has to do it on a napkin again.