I was stuck on a leetcode problem.
But, I didn't want to see the solution directly and Youtube or AI chats do exactly that. Talking with AI gives so much information and such less space for developing thought process.
What is spoon-fed is always forgotten, what you earn - you remember to learn.
That's when I thought of making LogicHinter- World's first coding AI that NEVER GIVES CODE - only guides your reasoning. A patient mentor who helps you think step-by-step, not copy.
I made it with the help of Kiro. After that I thought:
If I can build one AI mentor that teaches coding logic without code,
Why not build a reusable skeleton that powers multiple learning apps?
If LogicHinter can teach reasoning without giving code,
📚StudyHinter can teach kids general knowledge.
⚕️Another app can teach medical diagnosis.
🧏♀️Another can teach languages.
🗣️Another can teach soft skills.
All through "mistake-based option-driven" learning.
That's when I built my 2nd app for children who want to get General Knowledge - QuizCraft
Skeleton:
LogicHinter and StudyHinter both came from the same template. Only the AI behavior changed. The skeleton handled all the common things — API calls, UI flow, error handling — while each app only defined its rules (coding logic vs GK for kids). Frontend + backend worked the same for all apps. One structure. One API pattern. One UI flow. New apps can be built fast using my Skeleton code and KIRO without rewriting everything.
I'm very happy with my 1st ever Devpost Hackathon experience.🎃✨
I’m glad I could create something that solved a problem I’ve seen so many beginners struggle with (Reddit agrees!). So, here's a solution from my end.
If you’re a new coder, definitely check out LogicHinter. Thanks to Kiro and my Genius brain!
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Hi Aditi
Good start and good luck