NathanNeuroticCode · Design · Sound · Repair
Nathan wearing a beanie with a cat perched on his shoulderHuman. Cat supervision included.

Nathan.
Also Ripto.

Come hang out.
We’ll probably end up making something.

I’m Nathan, or Ripto. I tinker with PS2 homebrew, make graphics and music, and get a little too invested in ideas that start with “wouldn’t it be funny if…” Sometimes there’s even a finished project at the end.

I’m friendly, curious, and absolutely going to mess with you a little. The work matters to me; taking myself too seriously, less so. Expect helpful conversations, the occasional terrible joke, and more frogs than anyone asked for.

I share the process as I go, including the bits that don’t work. Want to help, learn alongside me, or tell me I’ve missed something? Pull up a chair. I take criticism seriously, even when I’m joking around. A better idea is a better idea, whoever brings it—and I’m happy to use code, AI, community know-how, or whatever helps us get there.

Good ideas get better company.

Neuralotics is the group layer behind the work. Code, sound, art, hardware, half-built experiments: bring what you’re working on, question what’s there, and help make it better.

Got a fix? A sharp eye? A gloriously weird idea? You’re invited into the process. We test things, challenge assumptions, learn from the wreckage, and keep building. Credit belongs to the people who help make it happen.

The Neuralotics illustrated workshop, crowded with electronics and creative experiments