Khurram Iftikhar Contact

Projects

Things I’ve built

Side projects I built with Claude Code: this website, a quiz game that roasts you, and a coding club that teaches my daughters how computers think. The games are private while I test them. Want to play? Ask me for access.

  • In testing
  • Android & web
  • 18+

What the Fun!

A quiz game with an attitude. Answer right and it begrudgingly respects you. Answer wrong and, well, good luck.

  • 5 categories: Math, Word, Philosophy, Social Media and AI Literacy
  • 5 questions, 30 seconds each. Get 3 right to win
  • Brutally honest feedback on every answer, and a cosmic fortune at the end
  • Built with Expo and React Native, from zero in my spare time

Contains strong language and sarcasm. Adults only.

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What the Fun! start screen: math puzzles, word riddles, brutally honest feedback and a cosmic fortune teller Sign-up screen that comments on your nickname and birth year Choose your puzzle: Math, Word, Philosophy, Social Media or AI Literacy An AI Literacy question with four answers and a 30-second timer
  • Private club
  • Browser, laptop or tablet
  • Age 6 to adult

HScoding

A coding club I built for my two daughters, their friends and the grown-ups in the family. No ads, no tracking, no app store. Just puzzles that teach how computers think.

  • Young (around 6): keyboard basics, Robot Path, Pattern Party, Fix It and Mouse School
  • Older (9 to 10): real code in Code Lab, binary lights, secret codes and a sorting race
  • Grown-ups: German typing, Mac and Windows shortcuts, AI basics and building with AI
  • Private: everyone signs in with a name and a secret word that I hand out
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Robot Path puzzle: build a plan from Forward, Turn and Collect blocks to guide the robot to the gem
Robot Path: plan the moves, press Run, watch the robot walk it
Code Lab: typing forward(), left() and right() to move a robot on a grid
Code Lab: the same robot, now with real code
Binary Lights: switch on lamps worth 8, 4, 2 and 1 to make the number 9
Binary Lights: make 9 out of lamps worth 8, 4, 2 and 1
Secret Codes: drag the real letters under a Caesar-shifted message
Secret Codes: crack a Caesar cipher, letter by letter

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