Fourplenty.net is officially live.
What started as a simple portfolio website is quickly evolving into something much bigger: a creative hub for games, art, experiments, weird ideas, and a growing community of creative stoners from all over the internet.
The goal has never been to create another generic social platform. I wanted to bring back some of the magic that old personalized websites used to have , websites that actually felt like somebody's world instead of another soulless profile page.
Fourplenty is designed to feel like entering a digital universe inspired by retro internet culture, pixel art, gaming, Frutiger Aero aesthetics, and chaotic indie creativity.
More Than Just a Portfolio Website
While the site still functions as a portfolio for my projects, it is rapidly expanding into a full creative collective and experimental online platform.
The vision behind Fourplenty.net is to create a space where people can hang out, discover games, unlock achievements, share ideas, and follow the development of larger projects like Hell's Mouth.
The website already includes several custom-built features and apps, and we're continuing to expand them at high speed.
Current Features on Fourplenty.net
Even though the platform is still heavily in development, there is already quite a lot to explore.
- Tappy Frog , A mobile-focused arcade game where players can compete for highscores.
- Accounts & Progression , Users can already register, level up, unlock achievements, and climb leaderboards.
- Token System , A lightweight economy system designed around the limitations of our small webhost storage.
- Chatroom Features , A growing social side to the website, functioning almost like an alternative to Discord.
- Cosmetics & Customization , Extra ways for users to personalize their profiles and presence on the platform.
- White Screen App , Yes, really. A fullscreen white light app designed for moments when you need emergency lighting in your dark room to roll a joint.
And this is only the beginning.
A Home for Indie Games, Pixel Art & Weird Ideas
Fourplenty.net is meant to become a central hub for all kinds of creative projects:
- HTML5 browser games
- Pixel art projects
- Experimental tools and apps
- Interactive art experiences
- Community events and challenges
- Game development updates
- Creative collaborations
Everything on the platform is built around personality and experimentation rather than corporate perfection.
The internet used to be full of weird personal websites with custom layouts, niche communities, and creative freedom. A lot of that disappeared when everything became centralized around a few giant platforms.
Fourplenty is my attempt to bring some of that energy back.
Building the Site With AI (And Why I Don't Really Care About the Hate)
I have been slightly careful about openly talking about this because AI is still a controversial topic online, but yes: this website was built with the help of an AI coding agent.
In many ways, Fourplenty.net is my first real "vibe coding" project.
That being said, the creative direction, ideas, pixel art, games, branding, and overall vision are all still made by hand.
AI helped accelerate development and allowed me to build systems much faster than I normally could alone, but it did not replace creativity.
The artwork is still handmade. The games are still designed by me. The atmosphere, humor, worldbuilding, and identity behind the platform are all deeply personal.
The only thing I really asked ChatGPT to generate visually was a Frutiger Aero wallpaper with weed plants in it. And honestly? Haters are probably still going to hate anyway.
What Should We Add Next?
Fourplenty.net is still growing rapidly, and I would genuinely love to hear ideas from the community.
What kind of features would make the platform more engaging? What games, systems, or social mechanics would you like to see added?
This project is evolving fast, and we're only getting started.
Check out the platform here:
https://fourplenty.net
Let me know what you'd like to see me add to the site
these are just a few of the emotes I created in asesprite, some are actual sprites for my games.
Which part of the site would you like to see extended?
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