Hey, I'm a solo developer in the UK. Lately I’ve been building companion sites for a few games, each with an Android app alongside it. They’re unofficial fan projects, mostly because I got fed up digging through wikis and YouTube for basic info. mw4intel.app is for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. It covers the weapon meta, loadouts, maps, perks, modes and DMZ intel. The Android app is in closed testing. Being COD, this has gone down pretty well, although the app is still is closed testing. wardogs-hq.com is a community hub for WARDOGS, with news, patch notes, maps, player counts and gold prices. Its app, 'Wardogs Companion Battlebox', is live on Google Play. The app works well as a resource whilst your in game, either to use the mortar/artillery calculator, to look thought weapons/vehicle data or to have a quick look through streams/shorts. I started this project a few months back but recently gave it a overall, improving the app and the site. gtavi-vice.com is a GTA VI fan site built around a community map where people submit and track locations as they find them - its anw game, so a new adventure :-p, along with news and guides. The app (Vice Companion) is in closed testing and adds a journal, offline maps and sync with the site. Mainly after feedback. Is it obvious what each site is for when you land on it? Anything broken or annoying? And if anyone’s monetised niche tools like this, I’d be curious whether ads or a one-off pro unlock worked better for you. Everything’s linked from n0xen.dev. Cheers   submitted by   /u/Warm-Interaction-165 [link]   [comments]