Custom software development
Specialists in multiplayer games web platforms online stores ESP32 hardware Workspace add-ons
From the first sketch to something people actually use — interface, backend, infrastructure, and the occasional circuit board.
Selected work
Classroom games you join with a code. Teachers bring their own questions — or import them from Kahoot, Gimkit, Blooket or Quizlet — and students play live, earn BlooBucks and collect original Bloop characters. No ads, no trackers, no email needed.
The online shop for a small 3D-print studio selling handmade, print-in-place “squirmies”. Shoppers spin a live 3D preview that recolors as they pick filament, then check out with Stripe. Custom print quotes and a maker license are built in.
A game arcade that lives in a Google Docs sidebar. Built for a Communications class, with favorites, leaderboards, staff tools and real-time multiplayer — including our original game, Knockback — plus a public web edition.
A messaging and community app for teens: groups with channels, DMs, a social feed with polls, encrypted group chats, one-tap translation and built-in moderation — plus a developer portal with webhooks and bots.
RFID filament tracking for Bambu Lab 3D printers. Tap a tagged spool on the ESP32 reader and its material, color and temperatures go straight to the printer’s AMS slot — so print profiles follow the spool. Open-source firmware, a MakerWorld browser extension and a clip-on printed mount.
A custom touchscreen remote for Samsung’s The Frame, built on an ESP32. It talks to the TV over the local network — no cloud account, nothing to expire — with app shortcuts, true Art Mode control, Wake-on-LAN and a 3D-printed case.
What we do
Real-time platforms with accounts, databases, dashboards and admin tools — built to feel fast.
Browser games with authoritative servers and live netcode running on the edge, close to every player.
Storefronts with Stripe checkout, subscriptions, interactive 3D product previews and order emails.
ESP32 firmware, touchscreens, RFID and custom PCBs that talk to the devices you already own.
Tools that live right inside Google Docs and Sheets, built on Apps Script and deployed to your team.
Cases, keypads and mounts modeled in code and 3D-printed, so the hardware looks as good as it works.
How we work
Start with the problem, not the tech: who it’s for, what “done” looks like, and what really matters.
Sketches and clickable prototypes early, so you can react to something real instead of a spec.
Small, working releases you can try as we go — tested properly, not just demoed.
Ship it, watch how people use it, and keep improving it long after launch day.
About Max Dev
Max Dev builds custom software end to end — the interface, the backend, the infrastructure, and when a project calls for it, the circuit board and the case it lives in. Every project here went from an idea to something people use every day.
Tell us what you’re dreaming up — an app, a game, a store or a gadget — and we’ll get back to you about how to make it real.