Our work

Real projects, live.

Client work shown with permission, sites we run ourselves, and one clearly labeled interactive demonstration. Project scope is described without invented performance claims.

Rogers Mobile Auto Repair website homepage

Rogers Mobile Auto Repair

Service site

A mobile-first site for a Huntington mobile mechanic. A service-area map, clear service list, and a short quote-request flow make it easy for a customer to check coverage and ask for a booking in a couple of taps.

Open local preview
Mid-Ohio Valley Spotlight website homepage

Mid-Ohio Valley Spotlight

Booking and payments site

The site for a shared local postcard. Each mailing area has its own page with live spots left, business categories lock as they sell, and advertisers reserve with a card deposit. It also runs a weekly events roundup and an event submission form.

Visit movspotlight.com
glvckoma.dev website homepage

glvckoma.dev

Developer portfolio

The personal portfolio of WinkFoundry founder Nathan Winkler. A hand-built bento-grid layout with project tiles, ambient pointer lighting, and a scroll reveal that never hides content from people who prefer reduced motion.

Visit glvckoma.dev
WinkFoundry website homepage

WinkFoundry

This site

Built the same way we build for clients: light and dark themes, self-hosted fonts, an interactive lead-system demo, and a quote form that delivers every request straight to the owner.

Back to the home page
Summit Ridge Painting Co. demonstration site

The lead system, live

Interactive demo

A working sample of what we build for local trades: a painter's quote form that captures an inquiry, replies instantly, and drops the lead into the owner's tracker. Fully interactive, right here in the page.

Open the full demo
Apps and software

Not just websites.

TV, desktop, and browser apps I have designed and built myself. If your business needs a custom app, it is the same skill set.

Android TV appIn development

SanctuaryTV

A TV app for Twitch and Kick. Sign in, browse, watch, and chat from the couch with nothing but a remote.

Windows desktop appOpen source

CatSit

Locks the keyboard and mouse the moment a cat walks across them, then shows a pixel-art cat until you tap a hotkey.

View on GitHub
Desktop app with pluginsOpen source

Strawberry Jam

An Electron app for the Animal Jam Classic community that turns network traffic into readable data, with a plugin system other developers built their own tools on.

View on GitHub
Chrome extensionPublished

WinkWink

A keyboard-driven study extension with accounts, paid subscriptions through Stripe, and its own API behind it.

See it in the Chrome Web Store