Problem
Space Shark tests whether an AI coding workflow can ship a production browser game, and whether player data can guide its design.
WorkIndependent product
Space Shark
An AI-assisted HTML5 browser game, shipped to the web and CrazyGames
- Role
- Creator & product lead
- Kind
- Independent product
- Built with
- HTML5, Supabase
- Period
- Live · Jul 2026 – Now
Overview
Approach
I directed an AI coding workflow and managed QA, analytics, SDK integration and deployment. I set up Supabase analytics and joined session and referrer data to audit platform play metrics.
What I did
- Directed an AI coding workflow to ship a production HTML5 game to the web and CrazyGames
Key decisions
- Set up Supabase analytics and joined session and referrer data to audit platform play metrics
- Designed a tutorial in response to onboarding friction seen in player behaviour data
Outcome
The game reached ~300 active players. The audit found a 3x undercount in platform play metrics, traced it to a missing SDK integration and shipped the fix; player behaviour data also showed onboarding friction, which led to a new tutorial.
Results
Files
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