Three puzzles, one sitting
Warm Up, Challenge and Expert arrive together but not all at once. Finishing a puzzle unlocks the next, so the day has an order to it that you cannot skip past.
47 Apps · A public portfolio by Hamras
Things I built.
A stickman fight on your real desktop, a cat that moves onto it, a daily word game, a game of tag against your own mouse, and a few small tools I wanted on my own desk. All free, none of them asks for an account.
- 7 things to try
- 0 accounts needed
- 100% free
New · fighting game · Windows
Your desktop is the arena.
Public · Windowsv1.0.0Free
Press Ctrl+Alt+B anywhere and the fight starts on top of whatever is open. Window title bars, widgets and desktop icons are the platforms, waves of stickmen climb after you, and every kill brings you closer to the next of 13 weapons.
- Ctrl+Alt+B starts a fight, anywhere
- Title bars, widgets and icons are the platforms
- Waves, a boss every fifth, and a duel mode
Windows 10 / 11 · single .exe, no installer · free
13 weapons to unlock
- Fists
- Bat
- Nunchaku
- Katana
- Spear
- Shuriken
- Battle axe
- War hammer
- Chain blade
- Blaster
- Storm gauntlets
- Laser sword
- Reaper scythe
Desktop pet · Windows
Meet Mochi, the cat who lives on your desktop.
Public · Windowsv1.0.1Free
Mochi walks along your taskbar, hops up your desktop icons, naps on your widgets and sneaks inside your apps. She reacts to your music, reminds you to take a break, and remembers how you treat her. One small download, no account, no setup.
- Climbs icons, widgets and windows
- Goes inside your apps
- Dances — or cries — to your music
- Moods she remembers
Windows 10 / 11 · single .exe, no installer · free
Today’s pick · free in your browser
Tridle
Live · In your browserWeb browserNo accountFree to playNothing to install
A daily word game in three sittings. Warm Up, then Challenge, then Expert: three five-letter puzzles, six guesses at each, unlocked in sequence. Nothing to install and no account to make — it runs in the browser and keeps your progress on your own device.
- Warm Up6 left
- ChallengeFinish Warm Up
- ExpertFinish Challenge
Warm Up · guess 1 of 6Three words a day
Tridle playing itself, by its own rules and in its own colours — an animation, not a screenshot.
- Three puzzles a day
- Warm Up → Challenge → Expert
- Six guesses a puzzle
- No account, nothing to install
Six guesses each
Every puzzle is a five-letter word with six tries. The board never resets mid-puzzle, so a guess spent is spent — which is why the third one is worth thinking about.
Colour you can read twice
Green for the right letter in the right place, amber for a letter that is in the word elsewhere, grey for one that is not in it at all. Every tile carries a mark as well as a shade, so the board still works when colour is hard to separate.
A rail that shows the day
Three segments across the top hold the whole day: which puzzle is live, which are still locked behind the one before, and how each one ended — solved, or out of guesses.
Mistakes that do not cost you
Playing a word you have already tried is refused rather than burning a try, and a word that is not in the list never costs a guess either. A mistyped guess is free.
Statistics worth keeping
Streaks (days where all three puzzles were finished), perfect days, a win rate, a guess distribution and a history calendar — all worked out from your own play, on your own device.
Tridle has its own page — what it does, what it is built with, and where it is going next.
Open the Tridle pageNew game · Windows
Tag, you’re it.
Public · Windowsv1.0.0Free
Press Ctrl+Alt+T anywhere and pastel kitties come for your mouse cursor. You pass straight through your windows, they have to go around them — so the desktop you already have becomes the level.
- Ctrl+Alt+T starts a round, anywhere
- Slip through a window — they have to go round
- Grab a ★ and every kitty naps
Try it on the left with your mouse — the real one plays on your actual desktop.
Tools and widgets
Small things that make the desk nicer.
A chess companion that reads the board off your screen, and two widgets that sit quietly on the wallpaper. Each one is a free Windows download with its own page.
About these
The playful side of my work.
My day job is data analysis in audit and financial analytics. This is where I build for the fun of it: games, desktop toys and small tools I wanted to exist and could not find.
Fun first, or useful first
Everything here either makes you smile or saves you a minute. If a thing does neither, I do not ship it.
No account, no catch
Nothing asks you to sign up, nothing phones home with your data, and nothing costs money. Download it or open it, and it works.
Free to download
Chess Vision and the two widgets are open source on GitHub. Desktop Brawl, Mochi, Cursor Tag and Tridle are free to use, and their code stays private.