About
About Me
Clayton Sulby is a computer engineer who transforms creative concepts into interactive digital experiences. From building location-based mobile games like Dogg.io that turn dog walking into territorial conquest, to creating the Bug Kid interactive children's book platform, he specializes in bridging the gap between imaginative ideas and technical reality.
His work spans diverse domains including productivity tools (RPM Notion template for Tony Robbins' planning system), gamified applications (Divine Spark ATM for personal development), and retro game development (Intertale Game Boy homebrew). Clayton combines modern web technologies with thoughtful user experience design to create engaging platforms that make complex systems accessible and enjoyable.
His work spans diverse domains including productivity tools (RPM Notion template for Tony Robbins' planning system), gamified applications (Divine Spark ATM for personal development), and retro game development (Intertale Game Boy homebrew). Clayton combines modern web technologies with thoughtful user experience design to create engaging platforms that make complex systems accessible and enjoyable.
Explore My Projects
I've written a blog post for each of my projects, programming, engineering, and more. Check them out on my blog.
My Rock Collection
I actually have a rock collection. Check out some of my favorite rocks here and some short stories I have about them.