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2024
Time lines
Role:
Designer, Developer
Every scribble you make becomes your intuitive timepiece, and a red dot moves along it, marking the present moment.
This is an investigation into alternative time keeping by Shashwath Santosh and Nithin Eluvathingal.
Download on the App Store ︎︎︎
This is an investigation into alternative time keeping by Shashwath Santosh and Nithin Eluvathingal.
Download on the App Store ︎︎︎

Draw your own timeline

Watch time trace your scribble

Add it as a widget
PROCESS
This is my first time coding. From a napkin doodle to the first on-device demo in a single Sunday afternoon—what a time to be creating, tinkering, and making. Throughout the entire process, I was constantly amazed by the power and quality of these tools.
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Napkin doodle: Pencil
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Refining mother prompt: Docs, GPT 4.0
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Building React MVP: Claude Artifacts, Gemini
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Translating to High-Fidelity Swift Mock: Xcode, Cursor, Claude Sonnet
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Delivering to App Store: Xcode, App Store Connect
PROCESS
This is my first time coding. From a napkin doodle to the first on-device demo in a single Sunday afternoon—what a time to be creating, tinkering, and making. Throughout the entire process, I was constantly amazed by the power and quality of these tools.

Napkin doodle: Pencil

Refining mother prompt: Docs, GPT 4.0

Building React MVP: Claude Artifacts, Gemini

Translating to High-Fidelity Swift Mock: Xcode, Cursor, Claude Sonnet

Delivering to App Store: Xcode, App Store Connect

REFLECTIONS
These tools are most effective when you know exactly what you want. Taking a Swift course helped me quickly get the basics of the jargon and structure, making my prompting much more precise. A reminder to myself: always start with pen and paper—blinking cursor syndrome is very real with these tools.
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Download on the App Store ︎︎︎
REFLECTIONS
These tools are most effective when you know exactly what you want. Taking a Swift course helped me quickly get the basics of the jargon and structure, making my prompting much more precise. A reminder to myself: always start with pen and paper—blinking cursor syndrome is very real with these tools.
Privacy Policy ︎︎︎
Download on the App Store ︎︎︎
Privacy Policy ︎︎︎
Download on the App Store ︎︎︎