I've been coding for about three years now, working across Windows and Linux platforms with C++, Python, and web tech. My main focus is game automation—building custom cheats, bots, and system tools that actually work. I also build out OSINT (open-source intelligence) tools on the side, along with various other projects that catch my interest.
The builds I'm proud of — each one pushed me somewhere new technically.
I've worked on plenty of smaller projects over the years—scripts, utilities, experiments—most of it for learning and practice, not really worth listing individually. The projects above are the ones I'm most proud of.
Tools I've built and released for free. Download, use, and enjoy.
A professional-grade external memory scanner for Counter-Strike 2. Reads live game memory to extract complete player data, entity information, and match state — all without ever writing to the game's process.
Want the source code? This tool is free to use, but the source is private. If you're interested, reach out via Contact.
A dedicated utility designed to manage memory offsets for various video games. Memory offsets are addresses used by game modders or reverse engineers to locate specific data within a game's code.
The latest changes, releases, and announcements for Globality.live.
I've just uploaded a new program to the Downloads section. Offset Manager is a dedicated tool for game modders and reverse engineers to cleanly track, validate, and manage memory offsets across multiple titles.
Shipped a full redesign of Globality.live today. New type system, refined motion, a collapsible music player, and a cleaner hero. Everything below is what changed compared to the previous version of the site.
Dropped a full revamp of the site yesterday. The biggest addition: CS2 Dumper v2.0 is now publicly available through a brand-new "Free Software / Downloads" tab.
My next major project is in active development. More details will be announced closer to release.