New experiments are being added all the time.
Experiment Log
Building Step & Repeat, I kept hitting the same wall: no transparent-background image on hand. Click a background to remove it, brush away the rest, and export a full-resolution transparent PNG — no signup, no quality loss.
Launch →iOS wallpaper patterns got me — grid, radial, spiral, scatter — but locked to one photo and zero control. This is the desktop version: upload up to six images, dial in spacing, angle, offset, outline and shadow, then export a wallpaper, a step-and-repeat backdrop, or a website pattern.
Launch →I was screenshotting fusion recipes and losing track of which parts I actually had. This is the fix — tap off parts as you collect them and the recipe glows green the second you're ready to fuse.
Launch →I noticed I kept drawing the same 3-4 expressions on every character. Expressions is me stretching that muscle — spin for a mood (easy ones and trickier, layered ones) and draw it on your doodle.
Launch →Daily Doodle grew up. It's now the heart of Disco Doodle — a proper home at discodoodle.com with Monster Maker, Theme Park Edition, and a gallery for sharing what you drew.
Visit Disco Doodle →We added a gallery to Sketch Lab Central. Now you can share your creativity and inspire others.
Share Your Art →Daily Doodle, Monster Maker, and a new Theme Park Edition — one drawing-prompt generator, pick a pack and spin.
Launch →A flip-card study depot and randomized trivia game covering 60+ named Star Wars droids across every trilogy, the animated shows, and the live-action Mando-era shows — shelved pending a copyright and art call.
Field Notes →Pick two droids and their tier, and this points to the better chip investment — ranked by CPS gained per chip, not sticker price. Fortnite Star Wars: Droid Tycoon.
Launch →I love playing Fortnite and they recently added a STAR WARS Droid Tycoon mode and I can't seem to get enough of it. I wanted to solve an issue that is a big part of the game, should I reset all my progress for more progress, or stay the course and keep going.
Keep Reading →A generator for cooking up random monsters — remix parts and traits into something new.
Launch →A drawing-prompt spinner — spin an animal, occupation, prop, or vehicle/style/medium combo and go draw it.
Launch →Field Notes
This was the case of, "if you give a mouse a cookie..." I had the app to make the wallpaper I wanted but the images with transparent backgrounds weren't readily available. I made this tool so you wouldn't have to sign up or suffer quality loss. Launch it.
I woke up and changed my iOS wallpaper and wished I could do something similar on my computer. Now I can, and so can you! Launch it.
I was screenshotting fusion recipes and losing the thread on which ones I actually had two-of-three parts for — unusable mid-game. Wrote up the whole spiral on dev.to, then built the tool it was clearly asking for: tap off parts as you collect them, and the recipe glows green the second you're ready to fuse. Read the write-up, or jump straight to the cookbook.
It was harder than it seemed to make a gallery where anyone can upload their image. We had to create a backend where there is a manual approval process which meant including a Gmail sign-in process and connecting to a cloud-based upload library. But it all works. Check out the Gallery here.
After Exp. 003's break-even math turned into a whole debate, I built the simpler tool I actually wanted: pick two droids and their tier, and it points to whichever upgrade earns more CPS per chip. No typing, no settings — just two dropdowns and an arrow. Launch it.
Wrote up the whole saga of trying to build a calculator for the "Super Rebirth" reset in Fortnite's Droid Tycoon mode — four rebuilds, real research, and a debate the community never actually settled. Filed under Failed, but a good one. Read the postmortem.
Now when you generate your image idea, you get your prompt in an image you can overlay next to your photo! See a sample here. Now on both Daily Doodle and Monster Maker.
We started out as a 3D printing business, and while we've reinvented the shop a few times, 3D printing is still at the heart of our experiments. Meet our Porch Goose Martha McHonkers! She's a fully 3D printed model from Titan3D.
Got the landing page up and both experiments linked. More entries — build notes, dead ends, stuff I'm tinkering with outside the experiments — go here as they happen.