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Real project examples with working interfaces.

These projects show how TechnoMethods turns ideas into practical apps, tools and prototypes: product structure, interface decisions, data modelling and working systems.

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Clear scope. Working build. Practical launch.

Case studies

A practical mix of products, tools and interactive systems.

Each card uses an actual capture from the local project, then explains the product problem, interface shape and delivery thinking behind it.

Strength training app

Setwise

A local-first iPhone strength training log for editable programs, fast set logging, rest timing, workout history, personal bests and progress summaries.

SwiftUI appLocal-firstProgress trackingApp Store product

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Interaction design learning app

Design Lab

An interactive SwiftUI learning product for teaching user-centred design, service design, product thinking and practical design methods.

SwiftUI appLearning productUX educationInteractive tools

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Strategy simulation game

Kebab Shop Turf Wars

A Godot prototype for a satirical strategy simulation about running a kebab shop while fighting rival takeaways for neighbourhood turf.

Godot prototypeSimulationGame systemsRapid prototyping

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Wedding planner operations app

WeddingPlannerPro

A SwiftUI prototype for managing a wedding planner business, from new enquiries and booked weddings to tasks, vendors, budgets, timelines and planning notes.

SwiftUI prototypeInternal toolPipeline CRMWorkflow dashboard

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Project 01

Setwise

A local-first iPhone strength training log for editable programs, fast set logging, rest timing, workout history, personal bests and progress summaries.

Problem

Strength logging needs to be fast in the gym, but most products either become too generic to support progression or too heavy to use between sets.

Interface

The interface prioritises a direct workout selector, clear quick links, session recovery and progress access from the home screen.

Outcome

The result is a focused local-first product that can be prepared for a paid App Store release without accounts, ads or cloud complexity.

Build approach

Build a focused SwiftUI app with an editable 4-day program, fast weight and rep capture, previous-set prefill, draft recovery, rest timing, exports and local-only storage.

Product and technical decisions

Local JSON storage to keep the first release private and simple
Previous-set prefill to reduce logging friction
Backup and CSV export before introducing accounts or cloud sync

Features

Editable Push, Pull, Legs and Upper + Arms program structure
Fast set logging with weight, reps, exercise notes and session notes
Previous-set prefill and in-progress workout draft recovery
Rest timer with a swipe-controlled Plate Snake mini-game
JSON backup, CSV history export and local-only storage
Progress summaries with personal bests and estimated one-rep maxes

What this demonstrates

SwiftUI product build
Strength-training data modelling
Fast mobile user flows
Progress and personal-best tracking
Export and backup workflows
App Store launch thinking

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SwiftUI appLocal-firstProgress trackingApp Store product

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Project 02

Design Lab

An interactive SwiftUI learning product for teaching user-centred design, service design, product thinking and practical design methods.

Problem

Design learning can become passive when it is mostly theory, slides or disconnected exercises.

Interface

The home experience combines a learning path, challenge prompt, progress indicator and tabbed access to modules, tools and reflection areas.

Outcome

The product turns design methods into an applied practice environment where learners read, decide, map, test and reflect.

Build approach

Build a tabbed learning environment with modules, lessons, quizzes, practical exercises, journey maps, service blueprints, design canvases, challenges, journals and skill progress.

Product and technical decisions

Tabbed SwiftUI structure to separate learning, tools and challenges
Sample data model for lessons, quizzes, case studies and exercises
Practical artefact tools to connect theory with applied product thinking

Features

Home dashboard with current learning path and challenge progress
Modules with readings, quiz questions, mini case studies and exercises
Journey map and service blueprint tools
Interactive design canvas with artefact types and design stages
Reflection journal and skill progress tracking

What this demonstrates

Learning experience design
SwiftUI app structure
Quizzes and applied exercises
Journey mapping and service blueprinting
Progress tracking
Interactive design tooling

Relevant service tags

SwiftUI appLearning productUX educationInteractive tools

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Project 03

Kebab Shop Turf Wars

A Godot prototype for a satirical strategy simulation about running a kebab shop while fighting rival takeaways for neighbourhood turf.

Problem

The idea needed to prove that a comic premise could support an actual strategy loop with risk, resources and readable feedback.

Interface

The screen exposes the whole simulation state: day progress, queue, stock, cash, reputation, heat, turf, rival pressure and available actions.

Outcome

The prototype demonstrates a working loop quickly enough to tune economy, pressure, customer patience and win/loss conditions.

Build approach

Build a Godot 4 GDScript prototype where customers queue over time, serving earns cash and reputation, stock and heat need managing, and rival events escalate each day.

Product and technical decisions

Godot Control UI for rapid playable systems work
Single-screen state visibility to make the simulation legible
Escalating rival events to create pressure across days

Features

Customer queue, patience, spend and missed-sale simulation
Cash, reputation, police heat, turf, rival pressure and stock state
Actions for serving, buying stock, upgrading, bribing, sabotage and cleaning
End-of-day rival events and escalating pressure
Win/loss conditions for turf, heat, reputation and debt

What this demonstrates

Godot and GDScript prototyping
Game systems
Simulation logic
Economy balancing
UI overlays
State management

Relevant service tags

Godot prototypeSimulationGame systemsRapid prototyping

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Project 04

WeddingPlannerPro

A SwiftUI prototype for managing a wedding planner business, from new enquiries and booked weddings to tasks, vendors, budgets, timelines and planning notes.

Problem

Wedding planning work spreads across enquiries, supplier notes, budget tracking, timelines and task lists, which makes priorities hard to see.

Interface

The dashboard surfaces active weddings, open leads, priority tasks, pipeline value and the next booked wedding in one calm workspace.

Outcome

The prototype shows how a service business can turn a scattered process into a focused operational tool with pipeline and delivery visibility.

Build approach

Build a focused planner workspace with dashboard metrics, lead pipeline management, booked wedding records, planning task lists, supplier tracking, budgets, timelines and persistent local data.

Product and technical decisions

Lead-to-booked workflow instead of treating enquiries and clients as separate systems
Dashboard-first information architecture for daily operational clarity
Local sample data to validate business objects before backend work

Features

Today dashboard for active weddings, open leads, open tasks and pipeline value
Lead pipeline with stages, package interest, enquiry source and next action
Lead-to-booked wedding conversion flow
Wedding detail workspace with overview, tasks, vendors, budget, timeline and notes
Local JSON persistence with sample operating data

What this demonstrates

SwiftUI app architecture
Operational workflow design
Lead and booking pipeline modelling
Task, vendor, budget and timeline management
Local persistence
Service business dashboard thinking

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SwiftUI prototypeInternal toolPipeline CRMWorkflow dashboard

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Product clarity

Turn a rough idea into a buildable workflow and credible product shape.

Interface systems

Design screens, states and interactions that make complex tools easier to use.

Working prototypes

Move quickly from concept to something people can test, critique and improve.

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