GeekTechLive started as a podcast and blog, and now comes back as a sharper home for the next chapter: App Store releases, browser-native experiments, and a living archive of the years that built the brand.
One shared puzzle. Four turns. Six curated answers. It is part game, part editorial product, and part proof that GeekTechLive can ship something playful without losing clarity or trust.
GeekTechLive works best when the site quickly answers three questions: what is live, what is playable, and what is still taking shape. That is the studio in miniature.
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.
The podcast years taught taste, rhythm, and presentation. The current app and web work turns that same instinct into things people can actually use and revisit.
The Pascal remakes are not filler. They show the earliest logic, interfaces, and curiosity that still drive the newer projects, just translated into 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 is part of the value: smaller scope, more personality, less corporate voice, and more room for weird but thoughtful ideas.
