Vision Pro
The Era of Spatial Computing is here.
After months of building iOS apps, I saved up to purchase Apple Vision Pro, Apple's biggest product announcement in years. Vision Pro came with a big promise, one of delivering a true spatial computing experience, something I've been looking forward to for a long time.
I pre-ordered it on day one, as an international customer. From the precise eye tracking to immersive app placement, it’s every bit the revolutionary step I hoped for, both for my development work and everyday use.
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I've had the chance to build two apps for Vision Pro so far, and I can proudly say, both of them are featured on the front page of the Vision Pro App Store worldwide.​​
Software Development for Apple Platforms.
After hitting the limitations of what Siri Shortcuts are capable of, I delved into the world of Software Development with the 100DaysOfSwiftUI course.
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I started building my own apps, and also worked as a freelance software developer for an app called "OneTap."
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I have since incorporated Starlight Apps LLP, where I focus on building best in class experiences for iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS, and release them as free, open-sourced apps, with a strong focus on user privacy and accessibility.
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I've gotten the chance to attend developer events, which have allowed me to connect with the wider developer community and fuel my personal and professional growth.
Siri Shortcuts
Automating away.
In 2020, I started exploring the "Siri Shortcuts" app, soon after it had gained popularity as a way to customize app icons on the iOS 14 home screen.
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But as I discovered, it was more than about changing icons; it was about changing the way we use our iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
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I found ways to automate daily tasks for myself, and people around me. From automating opening apps, simplifying reminders for my mom, checking attendance in during online school for my teachers, to performing pranks: I figured I could do it all using Siri Shortcuts.
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I've built some of the most popular Siri Shortcuts available today. PowerUtil, iFrames, Snap, and MacMoji redefine what Siri Shortcuts are capable of.
The iTech Everything Siri Shortcuts collection has over 400,000 users, and continues to grow every day.
Apple Related YouTube Videos
I have been immersing myself in the latest Apple product news by closely following Apple events and press releases. I've also been covering everything Apple on my YouTube channel.
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I've been learning about how Apple devices work, and I've gone as far as to build my own iPhone to know how it works from the ground up. Learn more about how I did that by clicking here.
