Lucas · Couch Robot
It moves. Whether it’s moving in the correct direction is another question.
Not a leaderboard, nobody's ranked. Just checkpoints, posted every five hours, from wherever people happen to be building.
Lucas · Couch Robot
It moves. Whether it’s moving in the correct direction is another question.
Johnny · Tiny Game
Started something new. It’s a game where everyone is bad at the game, on purpose.
Johnny · Stupid Robot
Taught it to avoid the dog. The dog is unimpressed either way.
Lucas · Couch Robot
Found four separate ways for it to get stuck under the couch. Working on a fifth.
Priya · Corporate Email Translator
"Circling back" now correctly translates to "I forgot."
Johnny · Stupid Robot
Finally got this thing to stop driving directly into my wall. It can now turn around when the ultrasonic sensor sees something.
Next: Teach it to avoid the dog.
Maya · Tide Logger
Turns out waterproofing this was harder than building it.
Next: Stop it filling with sand.
Sam · Multiplayer for the Bad at Games
Everyone loses on purpose now. It’s a lot more fun.
Johnny · Weather Station
It texts me now when it’s going to rain. Mostly correct forecasts.
Maya · Tide Logger
Logging tide height to a spreadsheet nobody asked for. I ask for it. I need it.
Johnny · Weather Station
Got it reading temperature without lying to me. That took longer than it should have.
Next: Wire up the rain sensor.
Finn · School Printer, Reverse Engineered
Found the printer’s hidden admin panel. Have not told the IT department yet.
A synth you play by tapping on cardboard boxes.
Teaching a plant to guilt-trip her into watering it.
Reverse engineering the school printer. For science.
A multiplayer game for people who are terrible at games.
A screenshot or a video and a sentence or two. That's the whole thing. No essays.
Checkpoint reached at 20 hours
Hackatime keeps tracking your time either way. Checkpoints are just how Expedition progression stays tied to something real.