About hyperPad Creators

About hyperPad creators

Hey there, hyperPad community! Come meet some of the hyperPad creators who are making a difference in their communities.

These creators used hyperPad to build games and apps, and to make a real, positive impact along the way. 🌍

Here are their stories, and a look at what they've made with hyperPad.

RobinsonX

Meet RobinsonX, one of hyperPad's standout creators. We might have made the app, but it's RobinsonX's universe now. His work was also recognized on Wealth of Geeks (2021).

RobinsonX is a tech wizard in the making, and his energy shows in everything he builds. From app designs to games, he knows our visual coding tools inside out. He makes art and games with hyperPad, and he's published 60 projects to the Hub. Here are some of them:

1. Pen Down - “Each player will get to draw at least once, while other players should guess what is being drawn to earn points. Player with the most points wins!”
2. Bob’s Speedy Adventure - “Engage in a speedrun competition with other hyperPad users! Rank at the top on the global leaderboard and receive prizes from the hyperPad discord!”
3. Hallowed - “Traps and obstacles were set to capture and trap.”
4. Movember’s Journey - “Tap and slide in rhythm to his favorite music! There's no messing up, but try your best.”
5. The Power of Music - “Four and Two are trying to get contestants onto their side. Each host will show their strength through music. Who will win the battle?”

You can play all of them for free on iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac laptops with the hyperPad Hub app. It's all about having fun and building dreams, one hyperPad project at a time.

RobinsonX is all about teamwork and collaboration. He helped build a friendly community on Discord with many other creators working on their own projects. Think of it as a shared kitchen where everyone is cooking up something new.

So, what is RobinsonX doing now? He's one of our interns at hyperPad! He shares updates on his YouTube channel, along with hyperPad tutorials and fun playthroughs of games made with hyperPad.

Hamish

Meet Hamish, a hyperPad creator from Australia. He's passionate about the environment, and he has autism. He's a tech trailblazer who builds apps to help save the world, and he's been inspiring people for years.

Hamish is on a mission, and his drive and creativity have taken him from school to the global stage. Questacon, Australia's national science and technology center, took notice and featured Hamish as a real-life hero in their "Apps Save the World" project. Hamish started making games with hyperPad when he was 10 years old.

In an earlier interview with Uplifting Voices (n.d.), Hamish shared how he created “LitterbugSmash, an app designed to save turtles and protect oceans” ahead of his invitation by the “US government to attend the 2016 Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES)”, where he met then-President Obama.

He was also invited to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Silicon Valley, where he met Ime Archibong from Facebook (now Meta) at the #FBStart program.

In another interview with Kebloom by Ellie McRae (2018), Hamish shared how he founded Moonshotindustries to address environmental problems and raise awareness about autism.

Hamish Finlayson's journey, as highlighted by the Valuing Children Initiative (2023), shows a young leader dedicated to positive change. His commitment to innovation and inclusion is an example for young people everywhere.

He's proof that age is just a number when it comes to making an impact with technology. To see what Hamish has been up to more recently, watch hyperPad’s interview with Hamish.

Your Game Dev Journey Continues…

It's inspiring to learn about these creators and the impact they've made. From RobinsonX's games to Hamish's world-changing apps, they've shown what you can do with hyperPad. 🚀

Now it's your turn. Join us and be part of this community. Whether you're a budding game designer, a tech enthusiast, or an educator, hyperPad gives you a place to start. Let's learn, create, and explore together. Start turning your ideas into something real, just like RobinsonX and Hamish did.

Use this example as context for the next decision in your Project. Check current event or product details, then test the idea in a small playable build before changing the larger workflow.

Use this example as context for the next decision in your Project. Check current event or product details, then test the idea in a small playable build before changing the larger workflow.

The best part? You keep 100% of your revenue. hyperPad takes 0%.