William McKenzie - Dartmouth NS

I'm William, a Canadian highschool student with a passion for learning. I am currently building Kingdom Crushers, and trying to hit that 315 bench press. Don't hesitate to email me if you wanna connect!

Amount made from online projects: $12500
Amount spent on Kingdomcrushers ads: $12501
Hustlers mindset: Priceless
Total profit: lim x -> Infinity (12500 - 12501 + x)

(PS I made this website myself from scratch, wavy background and all, if you want me to make you a similar portfolio site hmu)

2025 - AI/Quiz

Quizgen

This project was inspired by the Duolingo learning approach, in which a subject is broken down into sections which each contain questions. Built on NextJS, LLM using Groq, database using MongoDB, styling using DaisyUI/Framer Motion.

2024-2025 - MMO/Video Game

Kingdom Crusher

No frameworks, no premade backend, me and 2 friends managed to build out a scalable and efficient MMO game with loads of content, making our first 100 dollars within 6 months and with over 1000 total accounts created.

2024 - ML/Evolution

Lagso

In computer science class, I was bored with Java and decided to try something new. I decided to start from the bottom and make an evolution sim from scratch for the kicks. Lagso stands for Learning and Growing Synthetic Organisms, but mostly it was a free 5 letter domain. You can change the food spawn rate, creature spawn rate, and energy costs of moves.

2023-2024 - AI/Chess

Chess Bot Arena

This project involved hand coding chess AI using the minimax algorithm, as well as the ability for the user to create their own bots, then battle them against eachother via websockets. All move handeling was done through webworkers.

2023 - Service/Meal Planner

Bulkinator

Using React with NextJS and Material UI for the frontend, and MongoDB with Prisma for the backend I created a automatic meal planner and searcher using the Edamame API with account creation, the ability to save recipes and meal plans.

ML/Pixel Art

PixelPal

I was inspired to make this as when I practiced pixel art I usually ended up going to other sites to look for inspiration. So I put it all in one place with Pixoforge, including a custom machine learning model made with TensorflowJS and TeachableMachine which rates your art out of 10 using references I uploaded.