orulon.
An independent esports collection

For the love
of the game.

I follow esports. I build things for it.
Tools for catching what was said, exploring the numbers,
and keeping up with the games.

Explore the projects

Selected projects

01 — 03
01 / STREAM INTELLIGENCE Live app

Kiroku.

A notebook for the streams
I can’t watch.

Live transcripts, structured notes, and Telegram alerts for the moments I care about. Built for following League and Dota co-streams.

  • Python
  • Postgres
  • SvelteKit
  • AI / speech
Open Kiroku Inside the build
k. kirokuRECORDED EXAMPLE
CAEDREL LEAGUE OF LEGENDS

Every take.
Kept in context.

RED Kalunga vs FlyQuest
TRANSCRIPT

“RED should be still favorable.”

STRUCTURED PREDICTION

Caedrel favors RED.

A sample from the recordings. Not a live feed.
02 / GAME ANALYTICSIn development

Clair.

A clearer view of competitive League.

An analytics project bringing match, player, and draft data together. Starting with the data foundation: Leaguepedia, Oracle’s Elixir, and ClickHouse.

  • Python
  • ClickHouse
  • Data pipelines

Currently building the data foundation.

03 / MATCH TRACKINGFork / adaptation

Live LoL Esports.

Keep the match in view.

A live League match tracker with team and player stats, objectives, and integrated streams. My adaptation of an existing open-source project.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Live APIs
Open tracker ↗Source ↗

Forked from AndyDanger, with earlier work by Aureom.

Behind the projects

A fan’s curiosity.
A builder’s instinct.

I’m 0xfinder. Orulon is where I keep the software I build around esports — from listening to co-streams to working with match data.

I’m interested in the whole path: collecting messy inputs, making them useful, and giving them an interface I’d want to use.

Explore Kiroku’s source