People know I build apps. This is the part they can’t see: the bibles, playbooks and twin apps that let one person run six games and three platforms without explaining anything twice.
Seven Apps on Android
A month after saying iPhone-only, seven of my apps run on a Pixel: the two commuter games, Lookabout, SKOGARK, Solitaire, Cribbage, and now Backgammon. Free, no ads, not even a tip jar. How the ports happen, how the apps reach people, and what changed my mind.
Backgammon: Prime or Blitz
Sit down, roll, play. The game I’ve played the longest, and the pilot for the whole family: doubling cube, three computer levels, a leaderboard that never forgets a gammon. Free on the App Store for iPad — no ads, no coins, no account.
EmberDice: Bank or Burn
Six dice and one decision, over and over: bank what’s on the table, or feed a die to the fire for a shot at more. Free on the App Store — no ads, no coins, no account.
Cascade: Dice & Card Duel
The die decides what scores. You decide how far to push. Cascade: Dice & Card Duel is free on the App Store — no ads, no coins, no account.


