I build software
that lasts.

A CB radio network, a round-the-clock weather channel, a livestream game platform, battlefield voice nets, and the engine underneath the radios — designed, built and run by me.

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Projects by Red Door

Five projects, each built end to end — from the audio DSP and telemetry plugins up to the servers they run on. Two of them are radio, which is why the fifth is an engine the rest can share.

Channel 19

Live voice for virtual trucking

A truck cab at sunset: a CB radio tuned to channel 19, handset, log book and an enamel mug, with the highway through the window.

Retro Weather Rewind

Time-traveling weather simulation

A 1980s CRT set displaying a national surface analysis map, surrounded by printed weather charts and a lit desk lamp.

Neon Crow Games

Independent retro-inspired games

A crow in a fedora on a game workbench beside an arcade joystick, under a neon Neon Crow Games sign.

WARDOGCOMMS

Cross-squad radio nets for WARDOGS

A tactical map board: a kilometre grid with landmarks and a plotted artillery contact, beside a panel of radio nets showing signal meters.

Earshot

Game voice comms as a rule set

A routing diagram: talkers on the left wired to listeners on the right with one pair denied, and a clean waveform passing through an audio chain to come out as radio static.

How I approach the work

Understand the system

I take the time to understand the problem properly before reaching for a solution.

Build for reality

I favour simple, pragmatic systems that stay maintainable years later.

Improve steadily

I ship early, validate often, and improve in small increments.