GeekTechLive is where I share the software I am building, the old projects that still matter, and the kinds of tech experiments that are fun enough to keep coming back to.
I'm Chris. This is hobby work done seriously: shipped apps, browser-side experiments, project notes, and the archive that shows where it all started.
One shared puzzle. Four turns. Six curated answers. It is part game, part personal project, and part proof that GeekTechLive can ship something playful without losing clarity or trust.
Some work is shipped. Some is still in progress. All of it is connected by the same mix of problem solving, curiosity, and tech nostalgia.
StackGarden turns simple tile placement into a focused loop of matching, clearing, and combo-building that feels good in under five minutes. It is now live on the App Store.
Guess the Gadget is GeekTechLive’s daily browser game where players solve one curated hardware or fictional-tech puzzle in four turns or fewer, with every result tied back to cited sources.
Tradeoff turns emotional indecision into a clear process with weighted criteria, guided prompts, and side-by-side recommendations.
GeekTechLive makes more sense once you know the history. Years of podcasting, blogging, and gadget coverage built the instincts that now show up in apps, small games, and browser projects.
Those old Pascal programs are not just nostalgia. They are the earliest version of the same curiosity that now shows up in the current projects, just rebuilt for the browser.
A new daily gadget challenge with curated choices, source-backed answers, and a public leaderboard.
the StackGarden app is approved!
From podcast-era archive to app-focused publishing in 2026.
GeekTechLive is one-person work built outside the day job. That gives it a different tone: smaller scope, more personality, and more room for interesting ideas that do not need to pretend to be a company roadmap.
