Just launched SwiftLog: My journey building a native SwiftUI asset tracker!
Hey Product Hunt community!
I'm B nyamin, an iOS developer. I wanted to share my latest project, SwiftLog, which I've been working on to solve a personal pain point: tracking assets quickly without giving up data privacy.
I have a confession: I've been saving articles "to read later" for at least three years now. My bookmark folder has 800+ entries. My Pocket library is a graveyard.
I wanted to share an open-source project called ProxyFace. If you're interacting with LLMs and want a more engaging experience, this adds a real-time, pixel-art avatar that reacts to the AI's output with actual emotions and it runs entirely on your own machine.
How I stopped "fighting" my Roblox code and started designing: My shift to an Agentic Workflow I got tired of AI Roblox tools fighting my project, so I built an open source.
Building ScoreOne Most platforms stop at showing marks and ranks. We wanted to go deeper into how students actually lose marks during exams:
- weak-topic patterns
- time-management collapse
- repeated mistakes
- accuracy under pressure
- chapter-wise consistency The interesting part is our AI-assisted question pipeline:
Questions are generated in structured JSON format, then validated through multi-stage verification loops for:
- conceptual correctness
- PYQ-style difficulty alignment
- option ambiguity
- logical consistency Uncertain questions are automatically routed to a human review dashboard before entering production. Currently working on:
- institute workspaces
- batch analytics
- teacher dashboards
- mistake intelligence
- adaptive retry workflows Would genuinely love feedback from:
- JEE aspirants
- coaching institutes
- teachers
- infra/AI engineers
- anyone building in education systems Trying to build this as serious exam infrastructure, not another AI tutor wrapper.
I m Haris, and I m excited to share my latest project: HarisLab.tech.
I built HarisLab because I was tired of utility sites that were either slow, filled with intrusive ads, or hidden behind paywalls. As a developer, I believe that high-quality tools should be accessible to everyone for free.
