Independent software
Small software, built by one person.
I'm Wolklaw. I make tools, games and a few things in between: a budgeting app, an AI assistant that runs on your PC, room management for convention centers. Most of it is free, and a lot of it is open source.
Click the W to break it.
Nine projects, nine different jobs.
Pick one to see what it does, what's in it and where to get it.
Tools
- Windows
- Python
- Free
AndroidBox
An Android emulator for Windows with no ads in it. Google Play, game controls, controller support, macros and multiple instances.
- Windows
- Web
- Free
OSRS Toolkit
Grand Exchange market analysis and profit planning. Find flips, plan money-makers and keep a trade journal, on Windows or free in your browser at runescope.app.
- Windows
- Python
- Free
- Final release
QuickOCR
Drag a box around anything on screen and get its text. A portable snipping tool that works offline.
- Windows
- Android
- Download for Windows
Broke'nt
A private budgeting and debt-recovery app for Canada. It shows what you can safely spend today and fits your debts into your paycheques.
Games
- Android
- Web demo
- Free
Upscape
An arcade tower climber for your phone: run, jump and combo your way out of the goblin tower. Free on Google Play, with a demo in your browser.
- Web
- 8 games
- Free
Retro Arcadia
Eight original arcade games that play in your browser: paddles, shooting, a maze, falling blocks, bricks, a worm, a road crossing and a flyer. No coins, no ads, no account.
- Android
- Closed playtest open
From Dust
A game about looking after small worlds in a kid's bedroom: an ant farm, a fish tank, a terrarium and a reptile vivarium. Applications are open for a closed playtest.
- Windows
- Android
- Fan project
DBZ: One Finger Fury
An unofficial Dragon Ball Z fan game in the style of One Finger Death Punch. A learning project that was never released.
Why I build these.
I'm absolutely tired of seeing ads and premium plans on everything.
Every app wants a subscription, a paywall or a banner. So when I need a tool, I rebuild it without all that, and give it away.
That's what you'll find here: tools I rebuilt without the ads or the paywalls, free for anyone who wants them.
Simple software, made in the open.
Free to use
No paywalls and no subscriptions. Download it, use it, and tell me what breaks.
Source on GitHub
Most projects are open source. Read the code, follow the releases, or open an issue.
Built to be useful
Each tool does one job well, without ads, accounts or clutter getting in the way.
Get in touch
Found a bug, or want something built? Email me. For a bug in one of the projects, you can also open an issue on its GitHub page.