About

Why I built it

Iwanted a way to read AI-generated HTML on my phone the way I read magazines — laid out, paginated, beautifully typeset — without it costing me a server bill or a privacy compromise. GitHub already hosts the artifacts. iOS already has WebKit. Connect the two, get out of the way.

The decision to keep it device-only

The original spec had a “create an artifacts repo on GitHub on your behalf” flow. After a long pause, I cut it. Setup that needs more than three taps fails the only-on-my-phone test. The version that shipped does the smallest thing that's still useful: sign in, pick the files, read.

That decision drove everything else. No backend. No analytics. No third-party SDKs. The app is small enough that I can audit every network call by reading three Swift files.

Who built it

pranavred (me) — software engineer, occasional iOS hobbyist. Reach me at pranavreddy@outlook.com.

If you find a bug, want a feature, or just want to say the typography feels wrong — please write. I read everything.