Jason Godson / Wildcat Projects
Build it. Test it. See what happens.
I’m Jason. I make software, tinker with hardware, and occasionally wonder if an idea could become a business. This is where I keep track of what I’m building and how it turns out.
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The first dev log follows a Castle Crashers-inspired co-op prototype from arena waves to branching trails, different heroes and gear, and boss fights. Nothing is set in stone.
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Project 6 tests a local clone of my own voice against a real recording, then uses the result to narrate the video itself.
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Project 5 follows the local asset pipeline from reference image to Unity, including promising props and the character tests that did not hold up.
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A walkthrough of SpendSeer’s paper notebook redesign, with washi tape, sticky notes, hand-drawn category stickers, and a sticker book for milestones like staying under budget.
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A tour of SpendSeer’s original design after the first few months of post-launch work: imports, recurring payments, loan reviews, goals, budgets, and the dashboard that ties them together.
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Software, games, hardware, and experiments in making more of my own video and game assets. There’s a bit of a range.
004Trying to find something that sounds fun. Then making a small prototype to see if it actually is.
006I wanted voiceovers for my videos that still sounded like me, without recording every correction again. I tested a local voice clone, compared it with my real voice, and used it to narrate the result.
005I built a local pipeline for game art and audio, then tested the results in Unity. Some stylized props show promise; characters are still a much bigger gap.
001A budgeting app that grew out of my Google Sheets workflow. Less statement cleanup, one place to see my spending, and a chance to learn what it takes to run a paid SaaS.
002Trying to get more warm-water days out of the pool. Pumps, plumbing, temperature sensors, and Home Assistant are involved.
003A simple, local-first iOS nutrition app that started as a replacement for my calorie tracker and is becoming a better way to see the data I already have.
