I make games, tools, and websites — with craft and a little chaos. Co-founder of Diskette Labs. 160 repos and counting. Send help.
@mileswolfallen2
I'm Miles Wolf Allen — developer & 3D artist, still in school, co-founder of Diskette Labs, and currently building Gelectron: a drop-in Electron replacement using native web views instead of bundling an entire Chromium. Pancakes > waffles. Cereal is soup. Software should feel good to use.
Since age 10 I've been building things online — not because anyone asked, but because I couldn't stop. 160 GitHub repos, a GD demon list with 3,800+ verified runs, a music app, a rhythm game, and a co-founded studio — all before finishing high school. Dedication isn't a trait, it's a default setting.
I don't ship the first idea — I ship the weird one. Gelectron exists because I thought "what if Electron but without bundling an entire browser?" Nova AI exists because I wanted local AI that doesn't phone home. OmniEmu exists because I got tired of juggling 15 emulator windows. Every project starts with "that's a dumb idea, let's try it."
One day I'm writing Rust for a native web-view renderer. The next I'm rigging a 3D model in Blender, scripting a GD demon list backend in Node.js, or building a macOS app in Swift. I work across the full stack, both dimensions, and every timezone my screen stays lit in. Jack of all trades — master of shipping.
What I reach for daily — and what I'm currently beating my head against.
Co-founder of a product design collective. Where my focus is now — still open to collabs.
READ ENTRY →Electron bundles Chromium with every app. 150–300 MB per install. Native web views fix that.
READ ENTRY →I got tired of opening 15 different emulator apps, so I built one that manages them all.
READ ENTRY →macOS doesn't have Cmd+X for files. Global event taps, AppleScript, and Accessibility perms.
READ ENTRY →3,800+ verified runs, ranked levels, and a GD community that never sleeps.
READ ENTRY →Local AI that doesn't phone home. Desktop GUI, web interface, CLI — no cloud, no subscriptions.
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