Discover the medieval history of the English language with a new word every day.
Medieval word of the day with widgets
Discover the medieval history of the English language with a new word every day.
I love this UI, color palette and how it all fits together, from the app to the widgets! 🤩
Congratulations on launching your first app! I am a teacher myself and as someone who loves languages, I am excited by apps that make learning fun. I really like the UI as well and the medieval design is interesting and very well done. It’s a pretty cool app that I plan on using for a long time. Thanks for sharing!
This seems like a great app! Unusual but interesting topic. I'm going to have to get it!
Wow I am pleasantly surprised by this! The UI is incredibly fitting for the value you're adding and product you're building. I didn't even know I WOULD want to know and Old English word-of-the day. Until now. There's so many things I love about this. I love that this your first app built (Congrats man, it's a big deal and well done on launching!). I love that this is a collab between you and your wife, must have been a blast working on this together. And I love that you built something I have ne
This is the first app I've designed and built using SwiftUI! My wife has a PhD in Old English and writes all the content.
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