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A friendly app for tracking what you've lent out — to friends, family, and that one coworker. Log it, share it, get it back.
An independent studio
Apps, games, tools, and art — each one finished, not just shipped.
§ — Catalogue of Works
Not a grid of equal tiles — a catalogue. Range proven through juxtaposition: a social app beside an arcade beside a leaderboard API beside an open-source physics sandbox beside a sloth. These are the public ones.
A friendly app for tracking what you've lent out — to friends, family, and that one coworker. Log it, share it, get it back.
A hand-made arcade of small browser games. No installs, no ads, no algorithm — a new drop when there's something worth dropping.
A small studio of free web tools — color converters, regex testers, JSON formatters and more. Ad-free, no accounts, just useful.
A plug-and-play leaderboard API for indie devs, browser games, and AI vibe coders. Embeddable, anti-cheat, set up in minutes.
A Shopify app for editing prices, inventory, tags and SEO across hundreds of products at once — with a real before-and-after preview and an undo that never expires.
An open-source falling-sand simulator, written from scratch in vanilla JavaScript. Sand, fire, storms, electricity and alchemy emerge from a handful of simple rules — 45+ materials, real thermodynamics, zero dependencies.
Guides, recipes and gear for kombucha, kefir, sourdough and kimchi — ancient wisdom for modern living, one jar at a time.
Carve the neon grid before it carves you. A tense, late-night reimagining of the 1984 arcade classic. Plays in 5–15 minutes.
The sequel — the Xonix territory-claim verb rebuilt as a synthwave instrument. Draw a light-trail, close the loop to claim what you enclosed, and chain combos on-key while the swarm hunts you. Five-world campaign, endless Flow, and online versus.
A satirical, eight-chapter take on Breakout set during the 2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis. Topical, tense, a little unhinged.
A whack-a-mole with a guacamole problem — quick, silly, and harder than it looks. A fresh Vibezilla drop.
More in the workshop, and work built for others — github.com/isco-tec →
§ — On Making
The details get the time they deserve. Every product is designed and engineered to be genuinely good to use — not just good enough to ship.
Most software is shipped in a hurry and abandoned in a quarter. These are refined over months — sometimes years — and kept in good shape. Not throwaway proofs; things people return to.
Apps, games, developer tools, content, art. Building across very different domains brings fresh thinking to every one of them.
One studio owns the whole product — from the first sketch to the last interaction to the payment screen — so nothing falls through the gaps.
§ — The Studio
IscoviciLabs is led by Ori Iscovici and builds across an unusually wide range. Design and engineering live in the same place, so each product stays coherent from concept to the smallest interaction.
Several of these have been refined for years — made to be robust, looked after, and genuinely good to come back to. IscoviciLabs is the studio and business name behind every one of them.
The studio also takes on select commissions — design, engineering, or both; detailed just below.
Before the studio there was the playground — Pixels & Frequencies, an open archive of interactive experiments, generative art, and WebGL sketches.
— Made one product at a time, the way I’d want them made for me.
Ori Iscovici, founder
§ — Commissions
Custom web applications, dashboards, and internal tools — designed and engineered as one piece, and carried all the way to production.
TypeScript · Next.js · React · Astro — plus the automations and integrations (APIs, n8n, AI) a real product needs
Marketing sites, landing pages, and e-commerce that read beautifully, load fast, and are built to be kept — not rebuilt next year.
Next.js or Astro by preference; WordPress, WooCommerce, and Shopify handled fluently when they're the right tool
iOS and Android apps made with the same care as the studio's own products — designed, built, and shipped to both stores.
React Native · Expo · Capacitor
Production readiness
AI got you to a working prototype — impressive, and not yet a product. I take it the rest of the way: security, architecture, performance, testing, deployment, and the unglamorous last 20% that makes it something you can charge for. As an audit, or hands-on.
Also available as a fractional senior engineer for teams that need one.
Behind the work: years as a senior engineer at leading tech companies — and everything in the catalogue above, built here.
Tell me what you're making — start a conversation.
§ — Contact
For commissions, partnerships, licensing, or anything else — info@iscovici.com.
IscoviciLabs — the independent studio of Ori Iscovici.