About

ZeBeZo

Independent software, games, learning tools, experiments, and local journalism built by a family, for everyone.

ZeBeZo is a place to build, learn, play, explore, and share. Projects that began at home now live on an open website.

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Ben edits a blue motorcycle build in Trailmakers.

A Family-Built Project

ZeBeZo is built and maintained by a family that likes technology, games, education, data, and creative experiments. What started as small projects at home has grown into a public website where we share what we build and learn.

Where the Name Comes From

ZeBeZo comes from the names of our kids: Zeke, Benji, and Zoe.

It began as a place to build, learn, and play together. Now it holds projects we share with everyone.

What We Build

Games, learning tools, data visualizations, and local reporting. Here are real projects you can open now.

Ben's Trailmakers meme showing a long red vehicle over water

Games

Trailmakers Creations

Vehicle builds, logic experiments, and creative designs.

Explore Games
Subtraction Practice asking whether borrowing is needed for 501 minus 263

Learning Tools

Subtraction Practice

Work through borrowing decisions in an interactive math exercise.

Try Subtraction
Daily Job Review graph with dated job clusters and a matching jobs list

Web Experiments

Daily Job Review

Explore observed jobs with an interactive graph and inspect their details.

Open Job Review
Fontana Flock camera article with its headline and street photographs

Local Journalism

Fontana Flock Cameras

Reporting on a City Council decision about additional camera installations.

Read the Article

Our Principles

  • Build

    Create useful and interesting tools.

  • Share

    Keep projects open and accessible.

  • Family First

    Built by a family for families and the community.

  • Keep Learning

    Always improving and experimenting.

  • Appropriate Content

    We aim for a PG-13 content range.

Why ZeBeZo Exists

We like building things, learning new skills, and exploring how technology can serve education, creativity, and local information.

ZeBeZo gives us a place to share those things with others who may find them useful, fun, or inspiring.

The People Behind It

Hi, I'm Paul. I'm a respiratory therapist and educator who builds and maintains ZeBeZo. I work on games, tools, data projects, and articles with the support and inspiration of my family.

Community support

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Featured experiment

Assign a short WAV or generated note to each track, tap its 16th-note pads, and play the loop through a live canvas visualizer.

Open Tidal Beat Visualizer
Tidal Beat Visualizer showing colored notes across a 16-step grid