About Me

I’m Charlie Joseph, a software engineer and entrepreneur with a passion for building practical tools for gamers and developers. My journey into coding began at 13 when I wanted to create my own Minecraft server. Developers were expensive, so I decided to learn Java instead—and I haven’t looked back since.

At 15, I ventured into web development, which opened up new opportunities. In 2021, I launched BazaarTracker, a tool for tracking in-game prices on Minecraft servers. It quickly grew to 800,000 monthly visitors, in-turn generating thousands of dollars per month from selling advertisement slots. It was then acquired later that year.

The following year, I launched Analyse, an analytics platform designed for Minecraft servers. Built with SingleStore, it handled over 2 billion records, helping server owners understand player behaviour. In late 2022, it was acquired by Overwolf, a leading name in gaming.

Now, I work as a Software Engineer at BisectHosting while building Bug, an error tracking platform for game developers. I enjoy solving complex problems, designing intuitive user experiences, and exploring new technologies like AI.

When I’m not working, I’m usually experimenting with code, finding ways to improve my craft. I believe that good design and functionality go hand-in-hand, and that’s what I aim for in everything I create.