Selected iOS projects and open-source contributions focused on Swift, developer tooling and modern mobile development.
Contributed a new Swift quick fix that detects unresolved symbols and uses the semantic index to suggest the missing module import when the result is unambiguous.
Integrated with SourceKit-LSP diagnostics.
Prevents ambiguous import suggestions.
Includes automated test coverage.
A minimalist app for quick reminders, designed as a simple yet effective tool to expand knowledge in SwiftUI. Currently under development, iBlink focuses on a seamless and intuitive user experience for managing reminders efficiently.
One of my most advanced projects, ExploreAI is an app designed for travelers who prefer exploring at their own pace without a tour guide. Leveraging Google’s AI capabilities, the app enables users to take a photo of a monument using their device's camera, instantly providing a pop-up with detailed information, historical context, and interesting facts about the landmark.
An app designed to create and track challenges among friends. Users can propose various challenges, earn points, and compete on a leaderboard, making everyday tasks and competitions more engaging and fun.
Fitness application developed as my final degree project, featuring personalised workouts, nutrition recommendations, HealthKit integration, nearby gym discovery and real-time chat.
A simple simulation of an e-scooter rental service, where users can browse a list of available scooters, each with specific locations. The app allows users to rent and stop rentals, calculating the rental duration and providing detailed specifications for each scooter. This project was also developed for Android using Kotlin.
One of my earliest programming projects, this is a basic calculator designed for simple arithmetic operations. A foundational exercise in app development, it helped build fundamental coding skills and UI implementation.