// apps
Web and mobile projects built in the Wounded Duck lab. Some live, some still hatching.
arcade / web
Out of beta and fully live at yeetngreet.com — it works, and not just 'mostly' anymore. The neon taco-flinging arcade game is ready for your lunch break: yeet tacos with conviction and do not ask questions about the physics. Already banned in at least one Central Asian nation, according to our own tireless marketing department. Watch the official ad if you prefer your explanations in sixty seconds.
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scam awareness / web
A centralized early-warning system for real estate scams, wire-fraud red flags, and too-good-to-be-true listings. Think of it as a duck in a Hawaiian shirt shining a neon flashlight into the dark corners of the internet. Live, quacking, and judgmental.
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real estate / web
Find the actual listing or selling agent for any property for sale or rent — just enter a street address and state. Cuts past lead-gen portals and referral middlemen so buyers, renters, and sellers can talk to the agent who really controls the listing.
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real estate / mobile
The mobile companion app. Search, save, and contact agents on the go.
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music / web
A set list manager for working musicians. Build your song library, organize tracks into sets, and stop scribbling on napkins fifteen minutes before the gig.
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health / web + mobile
A neon-soaked weight-and-calorie tracker for people who are tired of bloated 'wellness' apps trying to sell them a subscription, a coach, and a personality transplant. Log your weight, log your food, watch the math do its thing. That's it. That's the app. Distribution? TBD. Opinions? Loudly welcomed — hit the contact page and tell me what it's missing.
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health / mobile
Same app, smaller screen, identical attitude. Because apparently you need to log your almonds while standing in line at the grocery store. We're not judging. Okay, maybe a little. Still figuring out how this gets into your hands — got thoughts on that? The contact form is right there.
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