A little app with personal impact.
https://tinyurl.com/kidbiohw-1 My Kiddo was asking me to help studying for High School Biology. Easy and light work right. Well let's add context and nuance. 1. My kid spends time between two homes and trying the telephone or screen sharing version of tutoring is an added challenge. 2. Add to that I have to spend the time learning not only what the course material is but how it's being taught to kids (Thanks Florida School system). Not all of us have great teachers like Mrs. Van Clief. So I created a process to take all the lessons and make my kid a study guide. I didn't just throw this at Claude without a plan. I knew what outcome I wanted and did UAT with the customer (my kid). So I build her a Biology Study Buddy. What it is: A self- contained biology study app for students topic-based lessons with reading sections followed by multiple-choice quizzes. Here is my very complicated tech stack (sarcasm) Backend: Google Apps Script (.gs files) — Code.gs serves the web app via doGet(), Curriculum.gs holds all lesson content as a JS object. Frontend: Single-page HTML/CSS/JS — Index.html is the shell, App.html contains all styles, markup, and logic inline. Hosting: Deployed as a Google Apps Script Web App (free, no server needed) Data/State: Local Storage for student progress — no database, no sign-in Fonts: Google Fonts — Baloo 2 (headings), Fredoka (subheadings), Inter (body) Design: Dark theme (#0f1729 base), card-based topic grid, CSS custom properties, mobile-responsive Architecture: Extremely simple — 4 files total. The curriculum is a large structured JS array (topics → sections → quizzes with explanations). Apps Script's Html Service templates the HTML and serves it. No build step, no dependencies, no framework. Content: Each topic has an intro, multiple reading sections, and a 10-question quiz with answer explanations. Currently includes at least 3 topics (lab safety, the brain, nature of science) with the curriculum file being quite large (~38K tokens), so likely many more.