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Ios Applications

Explore my iOS creations — educational apps and storytelling tools that blend technical innovation with creative design.

Featured: OnceAppon, a custom story-maker for kids (no longer available due to maintenance constraints). See its creativity in the video below.

I offer complete iOS development services — from concept and design to Swift coding, animations, and App Store launch. Ready to bring your app idea to life?

Knock Knock guess who's there?

The Ultimate Game for Babies & Toddlers!
An interactive, simple, and fun guessing game tailored just for little ones.

In “Knock Knock, Guess Who’s There?”
Tap the door, hear the animal’s sound, and uncover which cute creature is hiding—designed to enhance early listening and pattern recognition.

Features your child will love:

🐾 Engaging interactions: A tap triggers delightful animations—keeping toddlers curious and excited.

🎶 Multi-sensory learning: Combines audio, animation, and visual cues to support early development.

👶 Safe & age-appropriate: Perfect for children ages 6 months to 4 years—easy to use and ad-free.

Created & Developed by:
Graphic Design: Yeal Lightner
Concept, Programming & Development: Irit Yablon

Galapula

Galapula — A Maya Wheel Story App Inspired by H.D. Hayut’s Book
I developed this interactive iOS app in collaboration with author H.D. Hayut, bringing her narrative into a playful digital experience. At its center is a creative interpretation of the Maya wheel: users can spin it to reveal Maya signs accompanied by informational tones and symbolic explanations—turning a story into an educational journey.

Developed by: Irit Yablon

Icon for “TetrisMed” prototype — chakra-inspired puzzle prototype by Irit Yablon.

Tetris Med — A Personal Mindful Puzzle Prototype

TetrisMed — Meditative Puzzle Prototype
I built TetrisMed using SwiftUI as a calming, chakra-inspired take on the classic block-stacking genre. With soothing rotations, custom visuals, and stone-on-stone sound design, it creates a mindful gaming experience. Though never published—due to trademark considerations around the name “Tetris”—it stands as a fully realized prototype that showcases my ability to craft engaging gameplay, immersive aesthetics, sound, and thoughtful UX—all from concept to execution.