Briefly
A shell-practice app for actually remembering commands, with the latest work focused on making the daily loop steadier.
Terminal Drill is an iOS app for building the kind of shell command recall that holds up in a real terminal — not recognition from a list of options, but recall from memory, under pressure.
The app gives you a small amount to practise each day, mixes in review before older material goes cold, and keeps the habit close with widgets, reminders, and Lock Screen support.
The v6 work is about trust and calm: practice stability, StoreKit edge cases, diagnostics, and a daily flow that does not feel brittle.
What I built
- Typed answers keep the practice honest: you have to produce the command yourself.
- Daily practice, review, reference, and progress live in separate tabs so the app stays easy to navigate.
- The latest hardening work is less about adding flash and more about making the daily practice loop trustworthy.
- Progress stays on device; there is no account system or tracking layer.
A few notes
- The app story now centers on Today, Drill, Path, Codex, Codex Git, and Profile.
- Release work stays behind the scenes; the learner experience stays front and center.
- Diagnostics and hardening matter here because daily practice only works if it feels dependable.