Wayne Tomlinson

About

I’m Wayne, a web developer based in Spain and founder of SourceCode. I build websites, WordPress systems, WooCommerce projects and small SaaS tools for real business problems. My current project is Monitrova, a website monitoring tool built for freelancers, small agencies and people looking after client sites. It monitors uptime, SSL certificates and homepage health, with a focus on reducing noisy alerts instead of flooding inboxes. I’m interested in practical developer tools, bootstrapped SaaS, WordPress, PHP, hosting, automation and building useful products without overcomplicating them.

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Gone streaking
Gone streaking
Gone streaking 5
Gone streaking 5

Maker History

  • New York Streets
    New York StreetsA 1920s crime RPG in your browser, with cut scenes
    Oct 2026
  • YOU HAD ONE JOB
    YOU HAD ONE JOBHave a website? We'll tell you how badly it's behaving.
    Sep 2026
  • Monitrova
    MonitrovaUptime monitoring without the false alarms
    May 2026
  • 🎉
    Joined Product HuntMay 14th, 2026

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New York Streets - a 1920s crime RPG in the browser, with cut scenes

Hey Product Hunt

New York Streets is a persistent crime RPG set in Prohibition-era New York. It plays in the browser, on desktop or phone.

Browser crime games have been around for twenty years, and most of them tell you what happened in a line of text: "You robbed the bank. +$500." I wanted to see it. So every crime and every fight in New York Streets ends in a short cut scene: your own character walks onto a rainy street, and the action is told in painted pictures. A wallet thrown into a puddle. A knife catching the gaslight.

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New York Streets - A 1920s crime RPG in your browser, with cut scenes

Work your way up 1920s New York, from picking pockets to hitting banks. Every crime and fight plays out as a short painted cut scene. Build a crew, run businesses, take territory and fight other players. It runs in your browser on desktop and phone, with nothing to install.

Only 5 of 421 sites have scored 100

I ve now had 421 websites run through You Had One Job.

Only 5 have managed a perfect 100/100.

Most aren t terrible. They re just carrying the usual mix of things that got missed:

slow pages, accessibility issues, weak security headers, mobile problems, SEO basics, broken links, and all the little technical decisions that add up.

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