Luke Donahue

Modern BI analytics platform for users to bring their own .csv data — refreshed by re-uploading, not by wiring a live connection. It sorts columns into metrics and dimensions and reads periods from a date column; drop a metric on the mat and it becomes a table, line, scatter or waterfall, each with its own settings, metric overlays for comparison, and selections that cross-filter every visual.

A single-page analytics dashboard for automotive market data: configurable charts and comparison tables across six levels of vehicle hierarchy, five years of history, and thirty-odd metrics — all driven by one embedded dataset, with no server behind it.

A reader that assembles the book around you as you go: tap any name for a dossier that knows only what you know, watch the fog lift off the map as regions are charted, and keep a log of every reveal — each field gated to the chapter that earns it, so nothing arrives early.

A two-player card game where rival courts of gods contend for the worship of humankind across three domains — matter, life and spirit. Hotseat on one device or against the Machine Court, with the rules, art and full game state bundled into a single HTML file.

A slot-machine game design for Seeklore. Five reels of gods, relics and sacred places sit over a map that fills as you play — charted places gather mortals, enthroned gods call their flock, and a full shrine opens the Worshipper Rite. A design mockup, not a gambling product.

A scheduling tool that reads everyone's calendar without ever uploading one: paste an ICS feed or mark your free windows, and the intersection is worked out in the browser to surface the 90-minute slots that clear for the whole group — then hands back a calendar invitation.