retro-computing

RetroStore aims to be an app store that is home to often long forgotten games and apps on platforms from our past.

Catalog of games and software for the Soviet home computer Elektronika BK-0010[-01] and BK-0011[M]

Sysclone: A purist, dependency-free Universal Interpreter and JIT compiler built entirely in JavaScript. Currently executing MS-DOS QBasic with absolute fidelity.

img2ansi is a high-performance image-to-ANSI converter built for developers who want to bring visual elements to the command line. It supports 24-bit color, animations, real-time processing, and seamless integration with both Node.js and browser environments. Perfect for CLI tools, terminal dashboards, ASCII art projects, and more.

💩🚀 Windows 95 in Electron. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Symbian/J2ME instant-messaging compatibility gateway - let legacy phone QQ clients connect to your own LAN gateway (Symbian/J2ME 即时通信兼容网关)

A Macintosh System 6 desktop where AI work stays visible. Local-first, model-agnostic, no framework.

An old school, bitmapped, text-based, WebGL2 renderer for V8.

The first program I ever wrote

Run the programs from "Not Only 30 Programs for the Sinclair ZX81" in your browser

A fully interactive Windows 98 recreation as a native macOS app — 61 programs, 14 games, a 19-site offline internet, and an AI assistant. 完整互動的 Windows 98 復刻版・原生 macOS 應用程式

A personal collection of retro-inspired music tracks created using Strudel, focusing on classic soundchip

A keyboard-controlled working-prop study of the UA 571-C remote sentry terminal from Aliens.

Pure JS real-time emulator & music disk for Amiga Paula, C64 SID & Atari YM2149. No MP3s, no libraries, just raw binary parsing and low-latency DSP.

My website, of perhaps doubtful value, but with some less usual contents.

A retro-gaming inspired interactive portal where users join the NIRD digital resistance. Features a dynamic augmented form, animated mascot (NIRDy), and mission-based onboarding aligned with NIRD’s sustainable digital principles.

A two-player game from 1985 written in Sinclair QL SuperBASIC

OS firmware for selected R36H devices

A fictional 1989 workstation operating system that boots in your browser — eleven programs, six colour schemes, and every sound synthesized at runtime

The community phonebook for the terminal internet. BBSes, MUDs, ASCII art, and the weird wonderful corners of the connected world.