We are proud to work on all of these projects.

Gooicons / Goo Fonts

Making the world more gooey, one icon and glyph at a time. To keep up with the goo aesthetic of the studio, we decided to develop a pack of webicons as well as several fonts, and release them for anyone to use. We utilize them in most all of our projects, and now, you can as well. All of the icons are free for personal use, and the fonts are just $15.00 USD for a license. We'll even take icon and language support requests, free of charge.

MDN Web Docs: Browser Compatibility Data

Our company has been volunteering on the Browser Compatibility Data project by MDN web docs, assiting in the improvement of its data. In 2020, we were approached by Google and were offered a contract to further improve BCD during the 2020 calendar year, which we swiftly accepted. Later, we were contracted by Open Web Docs and Mozilla to continue maintenance on BCD. Currently, we are working with Open Web Docs to maintain BCD and the mdn-bcd-collector project.

We are proud to make such a huge impact on big projects such as this, knowing it will greatly benefit countless web developers.

Volunteer Internationalization

Did you know that there are over seven thousand different spoken languages in the world? Did you also know that English is only spoken by roughly five percent of the world population? Translations are more important than most people think, for without translations, our ideas could only reach a limited audience.

We want to give back to the wonderful tools and resources that we use. We have been investing in translation work for many open-source projects to help them reach a larger audience, and to help their platform grow.

Porting OneShot to macOS/Linux

One of the very first projects we had ever worked on was porting the OneShot RPG from Windows to macOS and Linux. We wanted to make one of our favorite games accessible to more players, and we knew we'd be faced with a challenge due to the game's unique puzzles. We worked hard to port the game to macOS with the help of fellow community members, and paved the way for the Linux port in the process.