Web applications
React front-ends backed by Node.js APIs and a real database — from the schema and the endpoints to the interface people actually use.
Latest release — Jetshot on the App Store
Robert Libsansky Full stack developer shipping web, iOS & games.
I'm a developer based in Prague. Day to day that means React front-ends, Node.js APIs and native iOS apps in Swift — and in my free time, games. I like owning a project end to end: from the database schema to the last pixel, and then actually shipping it.
10
Projects shipped
2
Apps on the App Store
Prague
Based in Czechia
01 — About
I build things end to end
and actually finish them.
Started on the web, moved into mobile and games — mostly because I kept running into ideas I wanted to build myself.
I'm Robert, a developer based in Prague who works across the full stack: React front-ends, Node.js APIs, and native iOS apps in Swift. I started with web development and over time expanded into mobile and game development, mostly because I kept running into ideas I wanted to build myself.
Most of what I know comes from side projects. From Old School Games, a site dedicated to classic DOS titles, to Watch List, a movie and TV tracker I use myself. On the mobile side I built J-Notes and published my first iOS game, Jetshot.
Building something from scratch and getting it in front of real users is the part I enjoy most — and it's why every project on this page is live rather than sitting in a folder somewhere.
iOS apps
Native apps written in Swift that feel at home on the platform. Two of mine are live on the App Store — a notes app and a game.
Games
Arcade and puzzle games for iOS and the browser: SpriteKit on Apple platforms, plain JavaScript and Canvas on the web — no engine, no framework.
Frontend
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- React
Backend
- Node.js
- Databases
- REST APIs
Mobile
- Swift
- iOS
- React Native
Games
- SpriteKit
- HTML5 Canvas
- Game loops
02 — Selected work
Projects that are live.
Side projects I designed, built and deployed myself — each one solving a problem I actually had.
01
Featured project
Old School Games
A site built around my love for classic DOS games — game listings, reviews and downloads, running on its own custom backend. It's the project I keep coming back to and the one that taught me the most about running something in production.
Visit site
02
Watch List
A movie and TV tracker I built because I kept losing track of what I wanted to watch. Pulls from a public API, lets you browse by genre and keep your own list.
Discover movies
03
J-Notes
A notes app built in Swift to learn iOS development properly. Simple on purpose: fast note-taking without the bloat.
App Store
04
WeatherNow
Current conditions, hourly predictions and a 7-day outlook, built around a public weather API and designed to be readable at a glance.
Check weather
05
Personal Blog
Where I write about things I run into while building: mostly web dev, occasional Swift, and whatever I'm tinkering with at the moment.
Read the blog
06
Paint
A canvas-based drawing app in the browser. Built to explore the HTML5 Canvas API and ended up more complete than I expected.
Try Paint
07
Quizzy
A quiz app built to play around with real-time scoring and dynamic question rendering. Works well for a quick trivia session.
Try quiz
08
FortiPass
A password generator that runs entirely in the browser — no data leaves your machine. Pick the length and character set, get a strong password.
Generate password03 — Games
Built for fun, shipped anyway.
Games are where I get to write the kind of code you never write in a business app: game loops, collision, and frame budgets.
Jetshot
An arcade game for iOS where you fly a jet and dodge obstacles. My first published game on the App Store, written in Swift with SpriteKit — levels, scores, star ratings and iCloud sync.
App StoreTangletris
A Tetris-inspired browser game made with plain JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas. No libraries, no framework — just canvas rendering and game loop logic.
Play game04 — Contact
Let's talk about
what you're building.
A web app, an iOS app, or just dev stuff worth arguing about — my inbox is open. I'm based in Prague and always happy to hear about an interesting project.