Player-facing development
Lua gameplay logic, administration tools, interfaces and fixes shaped around the experience you want to create.
Game & community systems
Tools and workflows built for communities that want to grow.
Lua development, APIs, webhooks, community tooling and operational support informed by hands-on experience with a very large Roblox community.
LuaAPIsWebhooksDataStaff toolingCommunity operations
More than code
Systems that support both players and staff.
Large communities need reliable tooling, clear operational processes and technical choices that remain manageable as activity grows.
Connected systems
Webhooks, APIs, notifications and verification workflows that link the game, Discord and external services.
Operational structure
Staff roles, moderation processes, documentation and tooling designed around real community work.
Planned service areas
Bring one requirement or combine the pieces.
These areas show possible future scope. Pricing and availability will be confirmed if the service launches.
Community Setup
Expected budget£150–£350
Structure and operational planning for a growing game community.
- Group and role structure
- Staff workflow planning
- Discord integration plan
- Moderation systems
- Documentation structure
- Handover recommendations
Lua Development
Expected budget£200–£700
Focused development or fixes for an existing Lua-based game project.
- Gameplay scripting
- Administration systems
- Data and APIs
- Interface logic
- Existing-system fixes
- Testing notes
Webhooks & APIs
Expected budget£180–£500
Connect game events and community operations to useful external workflows.
- Game-to-Discord webhooks
- Notifications and logging
- Verification workflows
- External API integration
- Error handling plan
- Configuration notes
Expected budgets are early, non-binding estimates—not quotations. Final scope and total price would be confirmed in writing before any agreement. Hosting, licences and platform charges are excluded unless stated. No bookings, contracts or payments are currently accepted.
Operational experience
Growth creates people problems as well as technical ones.
Experience helping operate a Roblox community approaching one million members informs how I think about staff structure, moderation, announcements, events, support processes and tooling.
The goal is not simply to add more automation. It is to make the right work easier, safer and more consistent.
01Reduce repetitionAutomate predictable work without hiding important decisions.
02Support staffGive moderators and operators clearer workflows and better information.
03Design for growthAvoid processes that only work while the community is small.
04Keep ownership clearDocument access, responsibilities and the systems that matter.
Game systems FAQ
Before technical work starts.
Can you join an existing development project?
Yes, once the current code, access, ownership and scope have been reviewed. Existing conventions should be understood before changes are introduced.
How would development time be estimated?
Small, clear tasks may be estimated directly after launch. Larger systems may need a separate discovery or technical review before a reliable scope is possible.
Can you connect a game to Discord?
Yes, where the platform and APIs allow it. Webhooks, verification and notifications are scoped with security, rate limits and data handling in mind.
Do you provide ongoing operations support?
Operational and technical support can be arranged around an agreed monthly workload, responsibilities and access model.
Have a system in mind?
Explain the player or staff problem first. The right technical solution follows.
Share the current setup, the desired outcome and any platform or access constraints.