Adjusting UI to support the new Liquid Glass UI. Love Expo for having the ability to make apps a lot closer to native capabilities.

probably going to cut some corners and leave chat input not glassy just yet; need to rewrite it from scratch to improve UX for mic input and other small things

Vibe coded page by codex that is in the app since the release.
The screenshot is taken from the dev build. I'm working hard to update the app to the new iOS 26. I'm not a designer, but I've recently learned about and tried to apply concentricity to the app.

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Inspired by Raycast iOS app

3/ Shipped better OTA experience by showing gentle toast with Update button

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Was busy shipping:
1/ walkthrough implemented. Onboarding new users should be a lot better. People were unaware of some features and don't always discover them on their own.

Just chilling — still can’t stop thinking about my app. (by Gemini 2.5 Flash Image gen) #buildinpublic

- removed "All Flashcards" (review flashcards from all deck)
- removed Decks tab
- Create new deck functionality now in top right corner; profile/settings moved to left.
- other small visual improvements like making mic input as secondary button

Some confusion was the navigation. Both tabs had almost identical views with different primary actions on them.

Simplifying is hard. I feel like the header part is worse than the previous version, but the rest of it is better. How do you like it? (First video is before)

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Now I am a bit closer to the release or public beta. If anyone is interested in trying my app out, please reach out to me.

Using non-native technologies to build an app can be challenging. Today, I have been fixing UI issues and making sure the native context menu works properly. It is still not as perfect as I wanted it to be, but I think it is decent.
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First AppStore review submission! Excited. Had to run my app in iPad simulator (for the first time) to attach screenshots — looks decent!

This is even harder when polishing is just a matter of delegating it to Codex (by OpenAI). Instead of writing a todo I just post a task to Codex and it is really good at executing on minor things. I have piled up those things to improve

I’ve started my first mobile-app adventure with RevenueCat’s #shipaton. This tool is becoming an integral companion in my language-learning journey, and I’m pouring real craft into every feature. I’d love to share it with you when it’s ready—subscribe to follow along.

hope that makes sense