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Vlad Savruk  • Peerlist

henro is an infinite canvas for thinking with AI.i kept feeling like chat interfaces weren't built for the way i actually work with ideas. too linear. you can't branch out, can't clean things up, and once your context is messy, you're stuck with it.so i made henro.every AI message is a node you can branch, connect, regenerate, or remove. ask AI from any point, get multiple answers at once, shape your context however you want.a few things i'm proud of:<ul><li>it has plenty of unique ways of using it and the interface feels very intuitive and intentional</li><li>no toolbars, no right-click menus, no node types — just double-click to do everything</li><li>the LLM automatically has full context of the connected nodes</li></ul>live at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://henro.space">https://henro.space</a> source on <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/vldsvrk/henro">https://github.com/vldsvrk/henro</a> full case study → <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://vladsavruk.com/writing/henro-space">https://vladsavruk.com/writing/henro-space</a>

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inwards is a meditation timer. You set how long you want to sit, it counts down, a bell rings, and it asks how you feel.The thing that makes it a little different: the background gradient changes based on the emotions you log. Each emotion has its own color palette. When you log one, it gets mixed in. The oldest drops out. It's a slow, blended queue of your recent check-ins, visible the moment you open the app. No list to scroll through.I built this because most meditation apps felt like too much. Accounts, streaks, courses, stats. I just wanted a timer and a quiet place to check in with myself.A few things that were interesting to build: the history card is a custom sheet, not the standard iOS one. Getting the drag-to-dismiss gesture right took longer than expected. There's also a live counter showing how many people have the app open right now. Firebase, no auth, just a number. This was my first iOS project.The goal was to learn SwiftUI and go through the whole process: Xcode, SwiftData, App Store submission, review, all of it. The app is 18 files. I designed and built it myself + some Claude for learning.