I developed Dientempo, a native iOS micro-learning and utility application built entirely in Swif...

I developed Dientempo, a native iOS micro-learning and utility application built entirely in Swif...I developed Dientempo, a native iOS micro-learning and utility application built entirely in Swif...

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Denis Bystruev

• Aug 2

I developed Dientempo, a native iOS micro-learning and utility application built entirely in Swift.

Audio Engineering: Implemented precise, 100% offline Text-to-Speech (TTS) using AVSpeechSynthesizer. Engineered dynamic speech rate adjustments based on word length to ensure numbers never clip or overlap during the automated counting session.

System Integration: Built robust iOS hardware and OS integrations, including seamless audio routing that respects connected Bluetooth devices and EarPods, in-app system voice selection, and reliable background state restoration.

Gesture Interface: Developed a custom, gesture-driven user interface featuring tap-to-pause functionality and an accelerating swipe algorithm (jumping by 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 16 steps) for rapid timeline navigation.

Completed work

iOS Development SwiftUI Mobile Design Mobile Development Swift Xcode

Halil Aydin

pro

• Sep 9

Shared a case study from a recent mobile project I built with React Native & Expo ✨

Check it out

Mobile Development React Native Development Expo

Blessing Akpoghelie

• Sep 11

Looks nice!

Daniel G Bright

max

• Sep 9

Calibration as a moment of realization.

For Nibu, we made "learning the environment" a core part of the brand experience.

High-grain visuals. Deep shadows. A soft, warm glow. The interface tells you that the air is being sensed before the first data point even hits the screen.

Clarity beats polish.

Figma Product Design Mobile Design

MD Rafee Alam

• Sep 9

"Clarity beats polish" shows in the calibrating screen especially. Telling the user the air is being sensed before the first reading builds trust in the wait instead of making it feel like a loading bug.