Daily-practice hub
Today's exercise, current streak, and a skill score that trends up. The "gym for drawing" entry point.
Your r/forhire brief — Home, two drawing pages, two statistics pages, and a gallery — built as a working iPad concept. The hard part done right: a deliberate-practice loop that measures your improvement, on-device, no generators.
Anyone can ship a canvas. The hard part of your idea is making reps turn into skill — structured exercises, honest feedback on accuracy, and stats that prove it. All deterministic, all on-device. No gen AI, exactly as your brief says.
Gesture timers, blind-contour, value studies, proportion guides and a ghost reference to copy — the drills art teachers actually use.
On-device geometry compares your strokes to the reference — line accuracy, stroke economy, proportion error. Math, not a guess.
A skill score that trends up, a per-skill radar, and a streak — so the user can see, in numbers, that they are getting better.
Every drawing saved on a timeline. Scroll back to Day 1 and watch the work get better — the single most motivating screen.
Home, two drawing pages, two statistics pages, and a gallery — every screen above is live in the demo, in the graphite-and-paper direction inferred from a craft-first, anti-shortcut brief.
Today's exercise, current streak, and a skill score that trends up. The "gym for drawing" entry point.
A 120fps PencilKit/Metal canvas with a reference/ghost overlay, proportion guides, pressure, tilt and undo/redo. Structured reps, not free doodling.
Gesture-drawing timer (30s / 60s / 2min poses), blind-contour and value-study drills — the classic skill-building exercises.
Line accuracy vs reference, stroke economy, time-on-canvas, streak and a skill-score curve — measured on-device, deterministic, not generative.
Per-skill radar (proportion, line, shading, gesture, perspective) plus exercise history, so the user sees exactly what to practice next.
A clean gallery of saved work, oldest to newest — literally watch old drawings get better over weeks.
You posted on r/forhire for an iPad/iOS developer, hourly, with a 5-page wireframe and a video walkthrough — and one firm line: "No gen AI please." This concept respects that. The intelligence here is geometry comparing strokes to a reference, computed on-device. No image generators, no shortcuts — just measurable, deliberate practice.
Off-the-shelf "AI art" tools are the opposite of what you asked for. The win is the practice loop — and that is exactly what most dev shops will skip. This preview leads with it so the reply shows you your vision already alive, not just a bid.
Wordmark "Drawn", tagline and the graphite/paper palette are NorthBore's concept direction — yours to confirm. Built from your public r/forhire brief; not affiliated with you.
This is the concept — a clickable iPad prototype of all five screens plus the gallery. Reply YES and we'll turn it into the pre-alpha you posted for, starting with the practice loop that actually proves improvement.
Hourly, just like your post · no gen AI · you own everything we build.