You can mess with paragraphStyles/NS attributes but it's verbose.

In the end, for short headlines you stylistically know you want a certain way, the easiest method was just using two Text() components.

We combined it with some funky colors and patterns to be swapped out on each touchpoint, or even animated.

Brands are a lot more than a logo, but in an interactive world, there's still so much more we can do with an identity to make them feel like they're a continuous conversation.

Also love seeing the randomizer choose colors I would have never thought of and making something that looks great.

My backend uses Supabase and I have all of the customization options there already, so I had Claude code make a node js script. It would've been one shot but I kept thinking of extra handy features 😅

I've curated a suite of colors and they can be rewarded by default, by in app purchases, or by achievements. Same is true for postcard patterns and stamps.

I just finished the first little beta test and will be putting it out there soon. Does this sound like something you’re interested in? I’ll probably post a bit more about the making of (it’s my first time building in Swift).

- You have a personalized postcard that goes out with your writing. You can pick the colors, the pattern, and add little stamps you unlock.

- You have a stamp book to collect country stamps from all the responses you receive (all with their own random little rotation).

It only takes a few minutes. You only need to do it and check in once a day. It’s a little moment of joy you can look forward to, and then put your phone away and not mindlessly scroll or check.

I’ve gotten a little carried away with extra details…

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