Software development and technical consulting

We build games & VR

Also 3D in the browser, AI assistants and websites, from idea to launch.

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Projects

Work you can open and check

Games, VR and live services we build or take over. Each card says whose product it is and what we did — open it, or ask about it.

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MechLearn — promotional concept
Prototype Watch video

Prototype; no classroom pilot yet

MechaLearn — robotics learning in VR and on the web

A virtual robotics lab: wire a circuit, write Arduino code and watch the device come alive — in VR or the browser.

Virtual robotics lab · 29 devices

Interactive presentation Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Bring electronics theory, code and assembly into one place, so a learner changes the circuit or sketch and sees the effect at once.
What was built
Emulated Arduino Uno, Mega and Nano boards, a breadboard with electrical-rule checks, block and node programming, on-the-fly sketch compilation, an AI tutor, teacher lesson recording. 29 devices in the catalog.
Role
Our own project. The idea grew out of Unity and Arduino classes for children at IT Step and Robohaus in Kyiv.
Result
In internal checks 30 of 35 devices run their own sketch and 13 of 16 device combinations work. These are engineering checks of a prototype; no classroom pilot yet.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll build a training simulator or virtual lab: hands-on work with equipment in VR or the browser, with the learner's actions checked.
Technologies
  • Unity
  • C#
  • Meta Quest
  • WebGL
  • Arduino board emulation
  • Roslyn
  • OpenAI API
Short clips
Links
Interactive tablet tour (in Russian) Video
VR NOW — rehabilitation session with the team
Participation

Participation completed (2021–2023)

VR NOW — VR rehabilitation system

Advin's VR system for rehabilitation after amputation and phantom-pain therapy: patients train in VR, doctors run sessions from a panel.

Doctor's panel and VR exercises

Product of Advin (VR NOW)

Product page (Advin) Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Turn rehabilitation specialists' requirements into VR exercises and give doctors the tools to set up the patient, control the avatar and track the exercises.
What was built
A doctor's panel: patient parameters, avatar control, exercise tracking. VR environments with therapeutic exercises — football, tennis, everyday objects. Controls for Valve Index and HTC Vive.
Role
Participation in Advin's team: Unity VR development and feature design together with rehabilitation specialists. The product belongs to Advin.
Result
Our 2021–2023 work became part of Advin's product. We make no claims about clinical outcomes.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll build a VR trainer or therapy scenario with your specialists, plus a panel from which an instructor or doctor runs the session.
Technologies
  • Unity
  • C#
  • SteamVR
  • Valve Index
  • HTC Vive
We Are The Dwarves — promotional concept
For a publisher

Update builds delivered for publisher QA; release is up to the publisher

We Are The Dwarves — 2026 update

A 2016 game needed an update and an Epic Games Store release — publisher Whale Rock Games gave that job to us.

Unity 5.4 → 2021.3 LTS · Epic Online Services

2026 update developed for publisher Whale Rock Games

Steam Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Move an old Unity project to a current engine version without breaking the game and prepare the Epic port with achievements.
What was built
Unity 5.4 → 2021.3 LTS, cutscenes on the current video player, fixes and optimisation from the tester's reports, Epic Online Services with 34 achievements.
Role
We led the programming of the 2026 update. The game, its art and design belong to the publisher.
Result
Update builds v1.1.1 for Steam and Epic are with the publisher for QA; the release is up to the publisher. The game itself is on sale on Steam.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll update your old Unity project to a current version, replace outdated plugins and prepare a release in another store.
Technologies
  • Unity 2021.3 LTS
  • C#
  • Epic Online Services
  • Steamworks
Deployment — promotional concept
For a publisher

Update in progress; release is up to the publisher

Deployment — 2026 update

A tactical online shooter with capture points, already on Steam: publisher Whale Rock Games ordered an update and new platforms from us.

Epic (PC), Android and Meta Quest builds

2026 update developed for publisher Whale Rock Games

Steam Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Get into someone else's 724-script codebase and, without breaking online play, add achievements, a VR mode, a mobile version and an Epic version.
What was built
A codebase of 724 C# scripts on Photon PUN. Achievements, gameplay fixes and quality-of-life changes, a VR mode, a mobile build, UI and credits, the Epic Games Store version.
Role
We are in the game's credits as part of the “2026 Update Team”. The game belongs to the publisher.
Result
Update builds for Epic (PC), Android and Meta Quest are delivered to the publisher. The store release is up to the publisher.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll extend your released game: an update, a port to Quest and phones, achievements and store integrations — without rewriting it from scratch.
Technologies
  • Unity 2022
  • C#
  • Photon PUN
  • Epic Online Services
  • Steamworks
  • Meta Quest
RaceCraft / Micro Racer VR — promotional concept
For a publisher

In development

Micro Racer VR: Toy World

Multiplayer VR racing with combat in a giant kid's room, where the floor, walls and ceiling become the track.

Multiplayer VR racing with combat

Developed for publisher Whale Rock Games

Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
One Unity project for VR, PC, Android and the browser: online races for up to 6 players, AI rivals, and 90 FPS in the headset as the target.
What was built
Mirror multiplayer for up to 6 players, AI bots, moving hazards on the track, builds for VR, PC, Android and WebGL, performance work targeting 90 FPS in VR.
Role
The full development cycle is ours. The game belongs to the publisher.
Result
Test builds for Meta Quest and Windows went to the publisher in September 2026; the game is not released yet.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll build a racing or arcade game with multiplayer and AI rivals — one project for VR, PC and phones.
Technologies
  • Unity 6
  • C#
  • Mirror
  • OpenXR
  • Android
  • WebGL
Mecha — promotional concept
Prototype Watch video

Prototype; shown at Games Gathering 2023 in Kyiv

MechaPulse — VR mech arena

Our VR arena: combat devices on the player's arms, AI robots to fight, and hits that tear their limbs off.

17 combat devices · AI opponents

Promo video Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Make VR combat where the gear is devices the player built, and a win in the arena unlocks a new blueprint in MechaLearn.
What was built
17 combat devices, AI opponents, destruction physics on PuppetMaster. In progress: robot waves with thruster flight and Mirror co-op. Builds exist for Meta Quest and PC.
Role
Our own project: we design and develop it ourselves.
Result
Shown to the public at Games Gathering 2023 in Kyiv. It is a prototype, and development continues.
Similar tasks to discuss
We can build your VR action: hand-driven shooting and interaction, AI opponents, hit physics, online co-op.
Technologies
  • Unity
  • C#
  • Mirror
  • OpenXR
  • Meta Quest
  • AutoHand
PartySound — promotional concept
Own product

Web app live at partysound.lnpower.org

PartySound — shared music rooms

A live service for parties: create a room, invite guests by code or QR, and everyone hears one queue in sync.

Live service: create a room now

Open PartySound Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Friends, a party or a venue need one shared soundtrack: anyone can add a track, and playback stays in sync on every phone.
What was built
Rooms with a shared YouTube queue, vote to skip, host mode, synced playback, voice chat with filters, karaoke and voice commands, public rooms. A web app plus Android.
Role
Our own product: we built it, launched it and keep it running.
Result
Live at partysound.lnpower.org — open it and create a room. The Android version installs as an APK file; it is not on Google Play.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll build your real-time service: rooms, sync across many devices, voice and phone control — in the browser and as an app.
Technologies
  • Node.js
  • Socket.IO
  • WebRTC
  • YouTube
  • Whisper
  • PWA
PigeonHole 3.0 — promotional concept
Client work

In progress; not yet accepted by the client

PigeonHole 3.0 — browser installation trainer on StreamForge

A Singapore client needed to show its device at a real intersection and teach installers to mount it, by one link.

Developed for TTS Group, Singapore

v11 · full quality + patent Open the case Ask about this project
Details
Task
Rebuild the Orchard Road intersection in the browser with the pole-mounted camera, walk an installer through the steps, and keep the heavy scene quick to open.
What was built
A three.js scene on our StreamForge loader and a 4-step trainer: assemble the box, fix it to the pole, raise it into the green zone on the lamp post, loop the safety cable. A tablet shows both cameras' feeds.
Role
We build the scene and the installation trainer; the StreamForge loader is our own technology.
Result
The client has four versions: full and lighter for weaker laptops, with and without the patent walkthrough. Work continues; the client has not accepted it yet.
Similar tasks to discuss
We'll build a 3D presentation or step-by-step trainer for your equipment: it opens by link with no install, and heavy scenes load in parts.
Technologies
  • three.js
  • WebGL
  • StreamForge
  • glTF
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Services

What we can help with

All services

Interactive 3D

Demonstrations, configurators, instructions and equipment presentations.

Examples: PigeonHole 3.0 MechaLearn

Service page

Discuss a task
Details

Typical tasks

  • Show a product, a place or data as interactive 3D in the browser
  • A step-by-step 3D instruction or a presentation of equipment
  • Make a heavy 3D scene load quickly and run on ordinary laptops and phones

Result: A 3D scene that opens by a link, without installing anything, and explains the product or data visually.

Technologies: three.js and WebGL, globe.gl, our StreamForge chunked loading, Unity WebGL, glTF pipelines.

Evidence: Public examples: PigeonHole 3.0, an installation trainer for a client's device on our StreamForge loader, and the Industrial Atlas globe. Configurators have no public case yet; such a task can be discussed.

Games, VR and simulators

Mechanics, training, simulators, porting and optimisation.

Examples: MechaPulse VR NOW

Service page

Discuss a task
Details

Typical tasks

  • Game mechanics, multiplayer or a playable prototype
  • A VR training scenario or a simulator
  • Update an existing Unity project, port it to another platform or headset and improve performance

Result: A build that runs on the target devices, handed over to you or prepared for store submission.

Technologies: Unity (URP, HDRP), C#, OpenXR, Meta Quest, SteamVR, Mirror and Photon networking, Steamworks, Epic Online Services.

Evidence: Work on games of publisher Whale Rock Games: the Steam release and GOG port of TimeLock VR 2, 2026 updates of We Are The Dwarves and Deployment (their release is up to the publisher), support of TimeLock VR 1, Micro Racer VR: Toy World (in development) and TimeLock VR 3 (paused). Also VR rehabilitation work at Advin and our own VR prototypes. Each case states our exact role.

Websites, apps and online services

Client portals, internal systems, mobile and desktop apps, and the server side behind them.

Examples: PartySound Party Tickets

Service page

Discuss a task
Details

Typical tasks

  • A web service or client portal with accounts and an admin panel
  • An internal tool for your team instead of spreadsheets and chats
  • A backend and API for a mobile or desktop app

Result: A working service that people use: interface, server side and deployment.

Technologies: ASP.NET Core 8, Node.js, PostgreSQL, SignalR and WebSockets, React and plain JavaScript, PWA, Linux servers with nginx.

Evidence: Working public examples: our own products Industrial Atlas, Site Agent and PartySound, and a ticketing platform built for an event organizer.

Automation, AI and integrations

Documents, data, repetitive processes, bots and connecting systems.

Examples: Site Agent Site Agent

Service page

Discuss a task
Details

Typical tasks

  • Process incoming documents and spreadsheets automatically: import, checks, reports
  • An AI assistant that answers from your own content and hands the conversation to a person
  • A Telegram bot or an integration that removes manual copying between systems

Result: An automated process or assistant built into your work, with decisions left to a person where they matter.

Technologies: C#/.NET, Node.js, OpenAI API, answers from your own documents (RAG), Excel and Word processing, Telegram Bot API, REST integrations.

Evidence: Site Agent, our own AI support platform, runs as a public demo. The InNews news bot is paused.

Software for hardware

Control interfaces, sensors, controllers, data exchange and prototypes.

Example: MechaLearn

To be honest: there is no public shipped product yet that controls real hardware. The closest example is MechaLearn, a prototype with emulated Arduino boards (Uno, Mega, Nano); we also taught Arduino robotics to children. A hardware task can be discussed, and feasibility is assessed separately.

Discuss a task
Details

Typical tasks

  • A control or monitoring interface for a device
  • Reading sensors and exchanging data with a microcontroller (Arduino, ESP32, serial port)
  • A prototype that connects hardware with an app or a 3D/VR scene

Result: A working prototype or interface for your device; feasibility is assessed per task.

Technologies: C# with serial port communication, Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, I2C, SPI, UART, PWM and ADC, Unity.

Formats

Where to start

  1. You have an idea

    Build from scratch

    We agree on a first version and build it.

    Discuss a new project

  2. You have a product or project

    Improve or optimise

    We add features, update the engine, port it or speed it up.

    Discuss an improvement

  3. You have a question first

    Sort it out in a consultation

    We sort out the question; no obligation to order development.

    Discuss a consultation

Consulting

Sort out the question first

A consultation does not oblige you to order development.

Topics

What each topic covers
Is the idea feasible?
We look at whether the idea can be built with available technology, what the main risks are and what to check first.
Architecture and technology choice
We compare options for the architecture, stack and services for your task and explain the trade-offs.
MVP plan
We help decide what goes into the first version, what can wait and in what order to build.
Review of an existing project
We look at an existing project, how it is built and where it is weak, within the scope agreed for your question. A full code audit is not possible from a short description.
Performance
Slow loading, low frame rate, heavy scenes or overloaded servers: we look for likely causes and ways to measure and fix them.
Integration
Connecting systems, services, bots or devices: we discuss options, data exchange and pitfalls.

What you can get, agreed per question: Recommendations on your question Options with their constraints A list of risks A plan of next steps

Discuss a consultation

Format, cost and duration are agreed after we look at your question.

About consultations

How we work

  1. 01

    Describe the task

  2. 02

    We clarify the details

  3. 03

    We agree on the next step

About the steps
Describe the task
Use the form, the chat, or write directly by email or Telegram. No ready specification is needed: a few sentences about what should work and for whom are enough to start.
We clarify the details
We read the request and ask only what affects the next step: a new or existing solution, platforms, constraints, materials.
We agree on the next step
Depending on the task, this is a consultation, an estimate, a prototype or development. Format, cost and timing are agreed individually before any work starts.
Describe your task
About

Who does the work

You discuss the task with the person who leads the project and writes much of its code. When the work needs other skills — 3D artists, scriptwriters, game designers, testers — we bring in the right specialists and run the team, and you keep one point of contact for the whole result.

Where the experience comes from
  • Publisher games Whale Rock Games · 2022 — present

    TimeLock VR 2: Steam release, GOG port via OpenXR, start of the PS4 port and the move to URP. 2026 updates of We Are The Dwarves and Deployment; their release is up to the publisher. Updates and fixes for TimeLock VR 1. Micro Racer VR: Toy World (in development). TimeLock VR 3 (paused): we hired and led the scriptwriters and game designers.

  • VR rehabilitation system Advin (VR NOW) · 2021 — 2023

    A VR system for patients after amputation, aimed at phantom-pain therapy: an admin panel for doctors, therapeutic VR exercises and controls for Valve Index and HTC Vive, designed together with rehabilitation specialists. The product belongs to Advin.

  • Teaching game development, programming and robotics IT Step Academy (Kyiv), Robohaus, a private school, TUMO

    IT Step Academy — Unity game development. Robohaus — robotics with Neuron, Makeblock and Arduino. A private school — computer science. TUMO — game development. This teaching later grew into our own MechaLearn prototype.

Skills and technologies
Games and VR
Unity (since 2017), HDRP/URP, XR Interaction Toolkit, OpenXR, Oculus SDK, SteamVR, Valve Index, HTC Vive, PS4 devkit, Mirror/Photon networking, Amplify Shader, DOTS
Backend
ASP.NET Core 8, .NET 8, EF Core, SignalR, LINQ, Clean Architecture, multi-tenant systems, REST API, Hangfire, Node.js, Fastify
AI / ML
OpenAI API (GPT-4), RAG (vector + keyword search), embeddings, prompt engineering, confidence scoring, guardrails
Data / ETL
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, ClosedXML, NPOI, Excel/Word automation, Regex, ETL pipelines, data validation
Frontend
React, TypeScript, Vite, JavaScript, Shadow DOM, CSS3, responsive design, PWA, WebGL basics
Hardware / IoT
Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, sensor integration, Serial API, PWM/ADC/I2C/UART
Security
JWT authentication, WebCrypto, AES-256-GCM, Linux server hardening with nginx and fail2ban
DevOps
Docker, GitHub Actions, Azure, Linux/VPS, nginx, systemd, CI/CD, Serilog, Grafana, Prometheus

Short answers

Do I need a ready specification?

No. A ready specification or a choice of technology is not required: describe what should work, for whom and what exists today. Budget and timeline are optional.

What does it cost?

We confirm the cost after looking at the task; format and timing are agreed before work starts. Platforms, integrations, materials, the desired timeline and budget help with the estimate.

Who does the work?

The person you talk to leads the project and writes much of the code. When a project needs other skills, we hire specialists — 3D modellers, scriptwriters, game designers — and manage their work; we have done this on several projects. On publisher titles part of the art and design came from the publisher, and each case says who did what.

Can we work under an NDA?

Yes, by separate agreement; nothing is covered by an NDA before one is agreed. Do not send passwords, keys, bank details or identity documents through the form or the chat — we agree on a safe way to share them.

Where are you, and which languages?

Da Nang, Vietnam (UTC+7), working remotely. English, Russian, Ukrainian.

What do the project labels mean?

Each case says whether it is our own product, client work, participation in someone else's product, a prototype or a demo, and what exactly we did. Whale Rock Games titles belong to the publisher.

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