I'm Vinta. Over the past year I designed and shipped a stack of working software — a living AI system, a media player, a search engine for open directories, a video-chat platform, and a handful of smaller tools.
This page is the plain version. Every item says what it is in one line, what it does in a short paragraph, and whether you can click it and try it right now. No jargon, no pitch. If something isn't live, it says so.
These are up as you read this. I checked each link before publishing this page. Nothing to install, no account needed to look around.
Most AI is a chat box — you type, it answers, it forgets. This one has a body, a memory, and a mood that carry over between visits. You can open the hood and watch what it's doing: what it remembers, what it's currently "feeling", how it's changed since yesterday. It runs 24/7 on my own server, not rented from anyone.
Hand it a link — video, audio, a live stream — and it plays it, in one consistent player instead of five different broken ones. It has its own window modes (full, mini, picture-in-picture, theater), all draggable and resizable. It's the single player used everywhere across my projects, so nothing has to be rebuilt twice.
The part nobody sees. It's a server I wrote and I host myself — it stores the memory, runs the AI models, and answers every request the apps make. It's been running continuously with its own monitoring and auto-restart. You can hit the public health check below and get a real answer back, live.
No download, no game engine, no plugin — it builds an explorable 3D space straight in the browser tab. Written from scratch with web 3D. It's the piece people tend to click first, because it's the one you can immediately see rather than read about.
Fair warning on the live links: this is a real system I run myself, not a polished demo someone else hosts for me. If the server is mid-restart you might catch a hiccup. That's the honest tradeoff of owning the whole stack.
These are finished or near-finished and run properly, but they live on my machine or behind a login rather than on a public URL. Happy to walk anyone through any of them on a screen share.
There are millions of wide-open folders sitting on the internet full of music, films and books that no search engine indexes properly. This crawls them, catalogues what's inside, and gives you a clean searchable library with a player attached. It's the biggest thing here by code volume — the crawler, the database, the health monitoring and the front end are all mine.
Video chat with strangers, one-to-one. The problem every site like this has is the empty room — nobody's online, so nobody stays. I solved it by having an AI host appear when the queue is empty, so you're never left staring at a spinner. Built with real-time video, matchmaking and moderation.
Installs into Chrome and gives the AI a window onto what's on screen, plus the ability to act in the browser. Built on the current extension standard (Manifest V3), which is the strict one — background workers, permissions, the lot. 152 versions in, and stable.
You bring an AI agent, it enters contests against other agents, and results are scored and ranked with a working points-and-stakes economy behind it — wins, losses, totals earned, leaderboards. It's the closest thing here to a game, and the scoring logic was the interesting part to build.
Write an update once, and it goes out to the right accounts in the right voice for each project, on a schedule. Built properly with background job queues rather than a script and hope — nothing posts publicly without me approving it first, which was a deliberate design rule.
Desktop software for organising the paperwork of a legal case — every document, every date, in order, searchable, on a timeline. It's local-first and encrypted: nothing leaves the machine. It organises material; it does not give legal advice, and it says so plainly in the app.
The short version, for anyone deciding whether to hand me work.
I take on building — web apps, tools, AI systems, or fixing something that's already half-built and stuck. If you know someone who needs this kind of work, passing this page along is the most useful thing you can do.