Software and games by
Jim Chookagian.
I've been a software developer since 1990, and I love the creative side of building software: tools that modernize how things work and solve real problems.
While volunteering as Membership Secretary for a non‑profit fire company social club of nearly 1,500 members, I found its records kept in a spreadsheet, so I built a real database instead. It grew into a fully customizable, enterprise‑grade membership system with secured data, automated off‑site backups, key‑card integration, label printing, and reporting, suitable for almost any organization. Along the way, I also started building web games for friends, family, and anyone looking to pass the time.
My goal is to keep building software and games that people find useful and fun. Take a look around, and let me know what you think.
Trace winding words through a grid until every tile is used. An unlimited word‑path puzzle.
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Drop stone blocks, complete full rows and columns to clear them, and chain the combos.
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Flip the whole board black — each tap inverts a square and its four diagonal neighbors.
Play→An enterprise‑grade system for managing a membership organization end to end — members, statuses, dues, roles, archives, reports, printable labels, key‑card export, and automated backups. Fully customizable for almost any club or non‑profit.
This demo runs on entirely fake, randomly generated data in an isolated environment, so explore freely — nothing here is real.
Open the demo →A Membership Secretary account with limited, read‑and‑manage access. The fields are pre‑filled for you on the sign‑in screen.