I've made several different projects. Several are related to math in some way, but some aren't. My specialty back on Scratch was "dodging games", though I haven't made one of those in a "real" coding language yet. Like many people with GitHub websites, you never quite know what I'm going to make next! If you wish to contact me to discuss these projects, my email is mathcookie17@gmail.com.
A tool that allows users to create their own simple board games, then save them as files to play later. Unlike tools like Tabletop Simulator, which simulate the experience of playing a board game in person and leave the enforcement of the rules up to the players, BlueTile has game creators use a scripting language to write the rules of the game, and those rules will be enforced automatically during gameplay.
This project was made for a Software Design and Development college class as a semester-long group project. I was the one who came up with this particular project and was thus the project lead, and I made most of the backend, while one of my groupmates made most of the frontend, and my other two groupmates made some smaller contributions.
(Note: Unlike most of my projects, this one only supports desktop/laptop/etc., not mobile)
A JavaScript library for storing large numbers, capable of working with numbers up to and including tetrational-sized values, used by many incremental games for which exponentiation isn't big enough.
This library was created by Patashu, but he has since mostly moved on from developing it, so the updates it's recieved in the past couple years were made by me, most notably the addition of arbitrary-height super-roots. This is the library Eternal Notations uses for storing the numbers it abbreviates.
If you want to discuss my projects with me and just emailing me isn't your style, I have started a Discord server about my projects.