Wayne is an independent creator who uses AI and Vibe Coding to build cross-domain apps and works, including the AI manga generator MangaGenAI, the Japanese self-study companion RIKEE, and the kyudo practice tool Kyudo Global.
Creating side by side with AI.
Turning ideas into things people actually use.
Rain in Shibuya, and you wake in Eiroku. Live once more, in an age at war.
A downpour carries you from Shibuya back to the Sengoku of the Eiroku era. Take up the blade, climb above the clouds, or disappear into the cooking smoke of a quiet village. Every choice sends the story toward a different ending. Coming to iOS, Android, and Steam.
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Turn text into manga and photos into art with MangaGenAI.
MangaGenAI is an all-in-one AI manga and photo art platform: type a story to generate black-and-white or full-color manga panels, transform your own photos into anime and art styles, design reusable original characters, and refine details with partial redraw. Free on Web, iOS, and Android.
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Japanese you can't put down.
RIKEE 日嗑 is a Japanese self-study app that walks you from kana to N1 across 89 courses on an unlock-as-you-go map, blending bedtime stories, grammar blocks, reading tests, and vocabulary so the language sinks in by listening and reading.
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The complete digital companion for your Kyudo practice.
Kyudo Global brings your training log, equipment care, a world map of dojos and bow shops, and your archery community into one app; its motion analysis and skeletal estimation reads the horizontal lines of your hips, shoulders, and elbows across the eight stages of the shot so you can review your form and grip, while hit-rate and hit-distribution charts make daily progress visible.
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Your invisible guardian, when you go silent, it calls for help.
SafePing 平安少 is a privacy-first personal-safety tool that watches for prolonged inactivity and, if you go quiet, automatically sends your location to your emergency contacts by SMS and LINE, all behind a low-key, unobtrusive interface that keeps your intent out of sight when you're heading home alone or simply not feeling well.
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Meet at the event, tag and approve, then publish, the connection app built for cosplay.
COSMOS is a connection app built for cosplay events: at the venue you scan a personal QR code or enter a 6-digit short code to add each other instantly, and a photographer must tag the coser when uploading retouched photos, which display to both sides only after the coser approves, stopping any unauthorized sharing. Photographers build a personal brand wall of their work, clubs and vendors run limited drops through built-in automatic draws and open bidding, and a Taiwan-Japan event calendar keeps both scenes in view.
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From planning your route to lighting up the map, Rojico handles independent travel in Japan from end to end.
Pick your destinations and dates and Rojico auto-builds the most efficient route, with train transfers, closed-day alerts and booking links all handled, plus guides our editors verify on the ground; after the trip, upload your photos and they're auto-sorted by prefecture to light up your own footprint map of Japan.
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Rental decoding and a local community, built for students moving to Japan.
Upload a rental floorplan or rent quote and instantly understand the rent, layout and every fee; plus public listing explore, a second-hand handover market, local community and survival tools, with you from finding a room to settling in.
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GPT-Image-2 × Tokaido 53. Hiroshige painted 55 stations in 1833. 193 years later, AI redraws them as photorealistic versions.
GPT-Image-2 × Hokusai's Thirty-six Views. In 1830 Hokusai painted Fuji from 46 angles; 195 years later AI redraws them as 1830s photographs.
I've spent more than ten years in games and esports, across community, content, brand, and esports operations.
At Garena I built the official League of Legends Taiwan community from nothing to over two million fans. At Blizzard I led the construction of the world's first Blizzard Arena, taking it from a single floor plan through planning, build-out, and opening day. Later I led the content team at a games media outlet.
Now I've started doing on my own what used to take several departments and several specialists working together.
An idea comes in, and I carry it all the way myself — concept, product planning, design, AI implementation, development, testing, and release. Right now I have five apps, two websites, and a film and TV media platform in hand; the media site has peaked at 950,000 visitors in a single month.
What I used to be good at was growing brands, content, and communities. What I'm learning now is how to turn an idea directly into something people can actually use.
