Flavio Moreno

Flavio Moreno Overview

Flavio Moreno is a French full-stack developer who publishes as CustomEntity on GitHub.^[1] Alldle identifies him as its sole builder and operator and describes the project as independent, without a team or investor.^[2] His public portfolio combines daily browser games, game-reference websites, and open-source developer tooling.^[1][3]

What Flavio Moreno Built

Alldle is a discovery directory for daily browser games, with categories, player routines, and tools for creators to manage their listings.^[2][4]

Moreno lists Valodle among his projects; its homepage offers Valorant challenges covering agents, weapon skins, abilities, emojis, and map locations.^[1][5]

Fortnitedle adapts guessing challenges to Fortnite, with modes for identifying skins, emotes, weapons, and pickaxes from visual clues.^[1][6]

Rivalsdle focuses on Marvel Rivals characters. Its current navigation includes Classic, Emoji, Silhouette, Quote, Ability, and Signature modes; the site describes itself as an unofficial fan project.^[1][7]

Zeldadle offers Zelda boss-image and song-audio challenges. Its homepage marks character, enemy, and item modes as forthcoming rather than available.^[1][8]

Schedule 1 Wiki organizes information about the game, including items, characters, locations, guides, vehicles, and a mixing calculator. Its footer credits CustomEntity directly.^[9]

REMATCH Tracker advertises player statistics, team management, tournaments, and looking-for-team features. Moreno includes the site in his GitHub portfolio.^[10][1]

crNormz is a Crystal-based linter for checking compliance with Epitech coding standards. Its public repository uses the MIT license and credits Moreno as its developer.^[3]

How Flavio Moreno Builds

Moreno's GitHub introduction says he began programming with Java at thirteen, uses Ubuntu, and likes JetBrains software.^[1]

crNormz provides a concrete implementation example: a command-line checker with configurable exclusions, severity filtering, and raw output for integration with other applications. Its documentation also lists unsupported cases and unfinished checks, making its limitations inspectable.^[3]

Alldle extends a directory into an integration platform: its optional SDK reports completed rounds and synchronizes a player's daily checklist, while creator dashboards expose audience and retention information.^[4] The reviewed profile and repository do not establish use of a particular AI coding assistant, so this draft assigns no AI-tool relationships.^[1][3]

Business Model

Alldle states that listings are free and that inclusion and rankings cannot be purchased.^[2] Its creator page also says the dashboard and SDK are free, with no commission; creator payments are described as planned, not already operating.^[4]

These statements establish the current offer to creators, but do not establish Moreno's income or the portfolio's profitability.^[2][4] No qualifying revenue disclosure was found in the reviewed sources, so the revenue table remains empty.

Timeline

Lessons

Alldle also distinguishes outbound clicks from results reported by integrated games. That distinction illustrates why a directory should explain what its engagement metrics actually measure.^[2]

Further Reading

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