GamesPatch
5K+ subscribersCuriosity has
a camera, too.
GamesPatch is my YouTube channel, with 5K+ subscribers. Gaming, unboxing technology, and the joy of trying things out belong alongside the code.
It started with
a what if.
I’m Satyajit Pradhan. I build the systems behind product ideas, from merchant platforms to consumer AI.
Explore what I’m building Watch my introduction 5 min 15 sec · from the workbenchWhat if AI could do more than answer?
Build an app, run a shop, and give recurring work to agents. On your phone and Mac.
Good evening, Satyajit.
What would you like to make happen?
Your teamManage agents ↗
AllyAssistantReady to help
DevDeveloperBuild something
MayaSalesKnow your customers
Make something happen
Plan the day
↗A little structure for what’s next.
Build an Android app
↗Give your website a home.
Ask Ally anything…↑
Android app screens, a Mac workspace preview, and a sample website you can try.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECTS
A few apps. A workbench.
An unreasonable number of tabs.
Products, experiments, and a few happy accidents.Keep following the question
OpenAllyAll the work A conversation is
just the beginning.
OpenAlly is a cross-platform AI agent product for building an app, running a shop, and giving recurring work to agents. Conversations connect to agents, tools, and workflows across devices. I’m building it at Matterward Labs.
OpenAlly stretches from the experience someone touches to the systems underneath: a Rust device-side kernel, shared TypeScript, native bridges, and local storage. Explore OpenAlly’s architecture.
A film from my workbenchIt started with a what if.Why I started building them,
and what they became. Watch the story 5 min 15 sec
4+Google Play rating
5K+Android installs
Play Console · shared by Satyajit · . Figures from my Play Console. The public listing is still catching up.
From a question to something you can use.
Your routines, your business, your next app.Put a routine to work.
Set up recurring work for connected channels from the Automations screen.
Each agent has a job.
A team of agents, with roles and model choices visible in one place.
Keep the business close.
Catalog, inventory, orders, and customers alongside the work of your agents.
Imagine asking
Let me try the app I’m making.
↗ sunday.exampleWebsite demo
COFFEE. COMPANY. NO RUSH.
Make room
for slow.
Good coffee. A sunny corner.
A little more time for yourself.
Preview it.
Make it yours.
Make it yours.
Make the idea tangible.
Try Sunday, a working sample café website, inside an Android app frame. The menu and demo bag work.
Give your website a home on Android.
WebToApp packages an existing HTTPS website with your app name, icon, colours, and chosen device capabilities. Keep the signing key, generate an APK, and handle store submission as its own step.
You, for example“Turn my shop’s website into an Android app.”
- Connect the website and choose the branding.
- Review device capabilities and the signing setup.
- Build the APK; prepare an AAB if you plan to publish.
↗ sunday.exampleWebsite demo
COFFEE. COMPANY. NO RUSH.
Make room
for slow.
Good coffee. A sunny corner.
A little more time for yourself.
Android, with permission.
You decide what the agent can reach.
Accessibility and screen capture are explicit device permissions.
AgentMCPAndroid
AsterGive the idea
a pair of hands.
Aster is my open-source Android companion, built for the OpenClaw era. It lets agents observe and use a real phone, with the device owner in control.
The connection can live entirely in the app: an on-device MCP server for direct clients, and Binder IPC for apps on the same phone. Neither path needs a separate server. Read the Aster story.
On-device MCPBinder IPCOpen source
How an agent learns to use a phone 
UnfoldMyMacA little less ordinary.What if the hinge
was the interface?
UnfoldMyMac starts with the hinge, a piece of hardware most interfaces ignore. Lid movement becomes an input for desktop effects and living artwork. Read the UnfoldMyMac story.
Drag down to close. Flick up to open. The curtains follow your hand.
Live wallpapers from UnfoldMyMac. The counters in the artwork are examples.
Watch the artwork moveThe best input
might already
be in your hand.
Some ideas need
a workbench.
I build beyond the screen. My Bambu Lab H2C is where miniatures, custom enclosures, and parts for consumer gadgets start taking physical form.
There’s something satisfying about bringing a circuit, a printed case, and the software inside into one working object. More from the workshop.
Beyond the screen.Inside the workshop
An idea doesn’t have to stay on a screen.
I print the physical part of an idea on my Bambu Lab H2C: small miniatures, custom enclosures, and parts for consumer gadgets.
Sometimes the next version
needs a soldering iron.
A case, one layer at a time.
A PCB is only part of a gadget. The case has to hold the board, leave room for the ports, and survive being picked up.
A few seconds here. Many more layers on the H2C.
Ready to make something
Software. Meet the real world.
A shell, a circuit, and the software inside. Pull a little gadget apart to see how the pieces belong together.
ESP32SJ / REV 01
ONE MORE IDEA08:24
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A builder, even
off the clock.
Curiosity has
Visit the channel 
dreamy.loopz8K+ followersA MOMENT FROM THE PAGE · 0:08
Chai, and time to talk.
What if technology
could make you pause?
@dreamy.loopz is my automated AI platform for creating peaceful moments, with 8K+ followers on Instagram. A different kind of output, with the same interest in the system behind it.
Find a peaceful moment The chapters that
built the builder.
Past work. Lasting lessons.
ZyadaShopWhat if every shop
could have its own app?
Before OpenAlly, I built ZyadaShop: a mobile-first commerce platform that let a merchant build a storefront and Android app from a phone. It grew to 500+ shipped features, with approximately 15-second APK generation and a separate Play Store publishing workflow.
ZyadaShop won Google Play’s Best of 2022 in India, Best Hidden Gems. Mosambee later acquired it. I no longer own its rights; this is the story of work I built, and what I learned from it. Google’s announcement.
Recognition for something we built.
Behind the counterAt the counterA tap starts a request.
Illustrative request journey
MosambeeSmall interactions.
Large systems.
My work at Mosambee spans team-built POS and merchant applications, microservices, and distributed systems serving lakhs of merchants. Products at that scale teach you to care about retries, failure modes, and what happens on an ordinary working day.
THE FIRST RABBIT HOLE
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Hey, internet.XHTML + PHP.Go on. The buttons work.
A small screen.
A very big rabbit hole.
In eighth standard, I built WAP applications and mobile-game portals with XHTML and PHP. There was a small screen, an idea, and enough curiosity to keep going.
Later came certificate-generation tools for colleges and universities, Smart India Hackathon participation, an Associate Android Developer certification, and wireless IoT systems with companion apps. The tools changed. The habit of seeing an idea through stayed. The longer story.
WAP & mobile gamesTools for collegesAndroid & IoTProducts & systems
Still asking.
Still making.
OpenForge explores what happens underneath a game. The Forza × MOZA Bridge forwards a racing game’s telemetry to a hardware setup. Some questions become products; others remain experiments worth following.
OpenForge
Taking a system apart to understand its rules.
Forza × MOZA Bridge
A racing setup. A missing connection. One more experiment.
What if the next useful gadget is the one you build yourself?
A printed enclosure, a circuit, and the software inside. I’m interested in the place where all three meet.
Step into the workshopSome questions are still open.
1 / 3Notes from building.
All writing
To Satyajit
There’s an app I wish existed.
Tell me who would use it and what they are trying to do. A rough sketch is plenty to start with.
Talk to me on LinkedInLet’s follow the question.