<h2 style="margin-left:0px;">🌟 More then just a competition</h2><p>Hackathon is not only about competing but also about searching for meaningful ideas. This year, we focused on<strong> innovations in projects that help our clients grow</strong>, while also <strong>exploring new business opportunities for GoodRequest.</strong></p><h2><strong>📅&nbsp;</strong>How did we approach it this year?</h2><p>This year, we took a slightly different approach to the Hackathon. Instead of the usual workday setting, we met on a Saturday - voluntarily, eager to create, and motivated by a prize pool for the best ideas.</p><p>The process itself also changed. Instead of spontaneous brainstorming on the spot, teams were tasked with developing their ideas before the Hackathon day. The goal was to gather as much input as possible - from business insights to technological possibilities - so that on the day itself, we could focus solely on creating solutions.</p><p>The Hackathon day then became a space for rapid progress: preparing a functional prototype, refining business value, and crafting a strong presentation. Teams were expected not only to showcase what they created but also to explain why it makes sense - for the client, for us as a company, and for the future of digital.</p>

<h2>🤔&nbsp;What did we focus on?</h2><p>We framed the topics into two main areas:</p><ol><li><strong>Innovations for clients: </strong>Ideas that could be the beginning of something bigger – expanding products to new platforms, new functionalities, or leveraging technologies that can elevate the service to a higher level. All with one goal: <strong>to bring greater value to the client.</strong></li><li><strong>Business impulses for GR: </strong>We also focused on concepts that can strengthen our position in the market – whether it’s new internal tools, content formats, or ideas for services that help us communicate our know-how more clearly and stand out in the digital world. The goal was <strong>to explore new ways to grow.</strong></li></ol>

<h2>🏁&nbsp;Results?</h2><p>Seven hours full of brainstorming and prototyping. As has become our tradition, this year we saw ideas that even Musk or Bezos wouldn’t be ashamed of.</p><h2>💡Most interesting projects of Hackathon 2025</h2><p>This year, we had the chance to see many great ideas. Here is a selection of some of them:</p><ul><li><strong>Wallet as a Service:</strong> Filip Šašala focused on digital wallets as a service with an emphasis on loyalty cards. Wallet as a Service allows easy integration of digital loyalty cards into mobile apps, providing secure storage and customization of loyalty programs.</li><li><strong>Accessibility Testing Tool:</strong> A team led by our Frontend lead and accessibility ambassador Andrej Nemeček created a prototype tool that makes it easy to get an overview of how accessible a website is.</li><li><strong>AI Virtual Assistant:</strong> An experiment with an AI assistant that handles customer requests by voice showed that voice interfaces have a place even in the B2C sector. Sometimes, it can solve more than just user comfort.</li></ul>

<h2>🏆&nbsp;Winners and awards</h2><p>After 7 hours of brainstorming and prototyping, we had the opportunity to see presentations full of ideas with real potential. The teams presented outcomes that could easily go into pilot operation tomorrow.</p><ol><li><strong>First place: Infrastructure 2.0 </strong>– The DevOps team led by Dušan Dragula tackled a challenge familiar to every technology partner: how to keep infrastructure efficient as technologies and client needs constantly evolve.</li><li><strong>Second place: GoodAnalytics </strong>– Marek Matušica and his team aimed to give data a face (and meaning). Their data analytics solution is designed to better visualize and interpret data in the context of a digital product. It’s not just about dashboards, but a tool that can actively alert to issues in the user journey.</li><li><strong>Third place: ClaritySprint </strong>–<strong> </strong>An intensive 5-day process that helps companies validate whether their idea has a chance to succeed. Adam Rakús prepared a framework that can benefit not only corporations but also serve as an innovation in our discovery process.</li></ol><p>🎉&nbsp;<strong>Congratulations to the winners!</strong> 🎉</p>

<h2><strong>⭐️</strong> Conclusion? Nobody loses!</h2><p>Hackathon is not the goal. It’s an impulse. Even if not every idea ends up in production, each one moves the team, the product, and the company a step forward. And that’s exactly what we expect from innovation.</p><p>We’re not here just to react to assignments. We want to bring ideas that matter-for our clients, users, and ourselves as a team. To be a partner who doesn’t look for shortcuts, but builds digital solutions that will stand the test of five or even ten years.</p><p>GoodRequest is here to be a relevant partner in the long term. Hackathon is just one of the moments when we turn this ambition into concrete steps. And it’s often on days like these that the best changes are born.</p>

V GoodRequest veríme, že budúcnosť sa netvorí náhodou, treba ju vedome budovať. Práve preto sa pravidelne stretávame na internom Hackathone, kde máme priestor vymaniť sa z rutiny. Spoločne tvoríme, experimentujeme a hľadáme nové spôsoby, ako prinášať hodnotu našim klientom aj nám samotným.

🚀 Hackathon 2025: Build to last v praxi.

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At GoodRequest, we believe that the future is not created by chance; it needs to be consciously built. That is why we regularly come together for an internal Hackathon, where we have the space to break free from routine. Together, we create, experiment, and seek new ways to bring value to our clients as well as to ourselves.

🚀 Hackathon 2025: Build to last in practice.

<p>Before the arrival of App Intents, apps had to use, for example, SiriKit, which came with iOS 10 and allowed our apps to interact with Siri. However, it required more complicated configuration and provided less flexible solutions.</p><p>New framework brings simpler implementation and simplifies access to selected functionalities. Users can perform various actions and create automations without having to launch the application itself.</p>

<h3>Use of App Intents</h3><p>App Intents open the door to different ways apps can offer users faster and more intuitive ways to interact:</p><ul><li><strong>Fitness: </strong>Apps focused on healthy living and exercise can track drinking or exercise. For example, users can quickly note the start or end of a workout via a lock screen action or record their drinking routine using Siri.</li><li><strong>Productivity: </strong>To-do apps can enable quick addition of a new task or time tracking via Spotlight search or Siri.</li><li><strong>Smart Home: </strong>Users can control smart devices, such as lights or thermostat, with a simple voice command or widget on the home screen. For example, Siri can automatically turn on the air conditioner when you arrive home, etc.</li><li><strong>Restaurants: </strong>Restaurant apps can allow users to search for restaurants, dishes or repeat a recent order directly from Spotlight search or Siri.</li></ul><h3>Impact and benefits</h3><p>The implementation and use of App Intents significantly increases the level of user interaction and engagement with the app.</p><ul><li><strong>Activation: </strong>Siri, Spotlight, Widgets, Control Center or Shortcuts provide quick and easy access to the app and its features.</li><li><strong>Increased engagement: </strong>With support for Siri and App Intents, we can create another easy way for users to open and use the app. An app that has App Intents implemented is more likely to be shown to users - whether it's when creating automations or in Spotlight searches.</li><li><strong>Improved user experience: </strong>Users can complete everyday tasks faster with voice, button presses, and automations, while accessing app features without opening the app.</li></ul><p>Up to 27% of mobile users regularly search using voice. By supporting App Intents, apps can take advantage of this growing trend and offer users a more convenient way to interact. With many apps now focusing on accessibility, the importance of voice interfaces continues to grow.</p><h3>Shortcuts</h3><p>The App Intents defined by us are automatically recognized by the system. This means that without any additional effort, users will be shown the App Shortcuts. From there, they can easily launch them, pin them to the home screen, create their own, or even set up automations.</p><p>With a little creativity, users can create any automation they want in the App Shortcuts to make their daily lives easier. For example, if the app works with geolocation, they can create a rule that triggers a certain action when they arrive at a specific location.</p><p>The possibilities are almost limitless - whether it's simplifying routine tasks, automating actions performed multiple times a day, or integrating with other apps within the iOS ecosystem. Shortcuts offer users a powerful tool to make their favorite app even more efficient and customize it to their needs.</p><p><img src="https://goodrequest-web.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/i_Phone_16_Pro_min_1fdc121b38.jpg" alt="iPhone 16 Pro-min.jpg"></p><h3>Spotlight search and suggestions</h3><p>One of the first places where actions defined through App Intents are displayed to the user is Spotlight. When a user starts typing the name of an app into the Spotlight search, the system will display relevant actions after identifying the app. Thus, the user can perform the desired action without having to open the app itself. Moreover, these actions can also be displayed to the user via Siri.</p><p>This method of interaction provides quick access to the app's features without having to navigate through Shortcuts or open the app, making the entire process significantly faster and easier. Thus, Spotlight and Siri not only improve the user experience, but also make everyday tasks more efficient. What's more, showing the app to users more often increases the likelihood of them actively using it.</p><p><img src="https://goodrequest-web.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/i_Phone_16_Pro_1_min_f8c77af4b2.jpg" alt="iPhone 16 Pro (1)-min.jpg"></p><h3>Siri</h3><p>The Siri voice assistant has been with us since iPhone 4S, helping us control our devices with voice commands. It can answer questions, work with native apps, and perform a variety of useful tasks. With App Intents, we can take Siri to the next level and teach her to work with our apps too!</p><p>In order to teach Siri to use our actions, we need to define phrases for each App Intent that will trigger them. At the moment, this functionality is only available in English, but it still greatly expands the possibilities of controlling apps. And the result? Suddenly we can trigger actions without even having to touch the iPhone! 🚀</p><h3>Widgets, Control Center and lock screen</h3><p>Widgets are an interesting extension of the app that allow you to display relevant information to its users directly on the home screen. When a user taps on a widget, it should redirect them directly to the app, which will give them more information about what they just saw on the widget.</p><p>App Intents allow apps to dig deeper into the system and make their features available to users where they need them most - on the home screen in widgets, in the Control Center, or right on the lock screen.</p><ul><li><strong>Widgets</strong> - Thanks to App Intents, they can be interactive, which means that the user can perform actions directly in the widget without having to open the app. For example, in a hydration tracking app, they can record the glass of water they drank right in the widget.</li><li><strong>Control Center </strong>- Apps can offer custom controls directly in the Control Center. This means that users can, for example, quickly turn on a favorite app, launch smart devices, or activate a specific app feature.</li></ul><h2>Summary</h2><p>App Intents enable apps to integrate more deeply with iOS and make their features more accessible through Siri, Spotlight, Shortcuts, Widgets, Control Center, and other places in the system. Users can work with apps faster, without having to manually open them.</p><p><a href="https://arctouch.com/blog/ios-app-intents">https://arctouch.com/blog/ios-app-intents</a></p>

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App Intents jsou tu s námi od iOS 16 a přinášejí lepší integraci aplikací a jejich šikovných funkcí se Zkratkami, Siri, vyhledáváním Spotlight a Widgety. Umožňují aplikacím integrovat vybrané funkce přímo s operačním systémem, což vede k lepšímu uživatelskému zážitku, pohodlí a vyšší efektivitě při používání aplikace.

App Intents: Jak zpřístupnit aplikaci pomocí Siri, Spotlight a Widgetů

App Intenty sú tu s nami už od iOS 16 a prinášajú vylepšenú integráciu aplikácií a ich kĺúčových funkcií so Skratkami, Siri, Spotlight vyhľadávaním a Widgetami. Umožňujú aplikáciám integrovať vybrané funkcionality priamo s operačným systémom, čo vedie k zlepšeniu používateľskej skúsenosti, komfortu a k zvýšenej efektivite pri používaní aplikácie.

App Intents: Ako sprístupniť vašu aplikáciu pomocou Siri, Spotlight a Widgetov

Ilustrácia postavy s logom GoodRequest namiesto hlavy, ktorá sa naťahuje k App Intents ikone na tmavom pozadí.

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Lukáš Kubaliak

App Intents have been with us since iOS 16, bringing improved integration of apps and their slick features with Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight search, and Widgets. They allow apps to integrate selected functionality directly with the operating system, resulting in an improved user experience, comfort, and increased efficiency when using the app.

App Intents: How to make your app more accessible through Siri, Spotlight, and Widgets

<h2>🚀&nbsp;Why use App Intents?</h2><ul><li>Actions available through Siri, Spotlight and Shortcuts.</li><li>Simplified creation of custom shortcuts.</li><li>Usability in Widgets.</li></ul>

<h2>Opening the application</h2><p>To demonstrate how to work with <strong>App Intents</strong>, we will implement a simple intent to <strong>open an app</strong>. This intent will be able to be triggered via <strong>Siri</strong>, <strong>Shortcuts </strong>or<strong> Spotlight</strong>, giving users quick access to the app and its key functionality. Let's do it!</p><p>First we make our own intent by implementing the protocol&nbsp;<span style="background-color:rgba(135,131,120,.15);color:#EB5757;font-family:&quot;SFMono-Regular&quot;, Menlo, Consolas, &quot;PT Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, Courier, monospace;">AppIntent</span>.</p><pre><code class="language-swift">import AppIntents

struct OpenApp: AppIntent {
    
    static let title = LocalizedStringResource(stringLiteral: "Open app")
    static let description = IntentDescription(stringLiteral: "This intent opens the app")
    
    static let openAppWhenRun: Bool = true

    func perform() async throws -&gt; some IntentResult {
        return .result()
    }

}</code></pre><p>Title is the readable name of the intent that appears in the Shortcuts application. We use <span style="background-color:rgba(135,131,120,.15);color:#EB5757;font-family:&quot;SFMono-Regular&quot;, Menlo, Consolas, &quot;PT Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, Courier, monospace;">LocalizedStringResource</span>, which makes it easy to localize the title into multiple languages. Like title, description helps users understand what the intent is for.</p><p>If we want to ensure that the application is actually opened after the intent is started, we need to set the <code>openAppWhenRun</code> variable to <code>true</code>.</p><p>Finally, we come to the very heart of our intent, which is the <code>perform()</code> function. The logic contained within it is executed after the intent is run and returns an <code>IntentResult</code>. In this case, we can leave it empty because the application will open for us, and that was the goal of this action.</p><p>At this point, our app opening intent is <strong>visible</strong> and <strong>available</strong> to users in the Shortcuts. From there, they can launch it, add it to the home screen, or create custom automations.</p><p>In order to make our app's functionality even more accessible - specifically, to allow it to be displayed in Spotlight searches and triggered by voice commands via Siri - we need to register the intent with the &nbsp;<code>AppShortcutsProvider</code>. We can do this simply as follows:</p><pre><code class="language-swift">struct ShortcutsProvider: AppShortcutsProvider {
    
    @AppShortcutsBuilder
    static var appShortcuts: [AppShortcut] {
        AppShortcut(
            intent: OpenApp(),
            phrases: [
                "Open \(.applicationName)",
                "Open \(.applicationName) app",
                "Launch \(.applicationName)",
                "Start \(.applicationName)",
                "Run \(.applicationName)",
            ],
            shortTitle: "Opens app",
            systemImageName: "square.stack"
        )
    }
    
}</code></pre><p>In this way, we also define example phrases that trigger it via Siri. By defining a number of different phrases, we allow for a broader and more flexible way for the user to interact with the app.</p><h2>Search in the app</h2><p>A very useful example is the implementation of <i>in-app search intent</i>. It focuses on search, a feature that most apps today offer in various forms. When such an intent is triggered, the application requests an input parameter - the expression to be searched. The system then waits for the user to enter this expression. After the user enters it, the application will open in the search state, already pre-loaded with the expression that the user has entered.</p><p>This process enables faster and more efficient use of the app's search functionality, improving the user experience.</p><pre><code class="language-swift">struct SearchInAppIntent: ShowInAppSearchResultsIntent {
    
    static let title = LocalizedStringResource(stringLiteral: "Search in app")
    static let searchScopes: [StringSearchScope] = [.general]
    
    @Parameter(
        title: "Search term",
        description: "Enter a keyword to search",
        requestValueDialog: .init("What would you like to search for?")
    )
    var criteria: StringSearchCriteria
    
    func perform() async throws -&gt; some IntentResult {
        await coordinator?.search(for: criteria.term)

        return .result()
    }
    
}</code></pre><h2>Interactive widgets</h2><p>Interactive widgets are a great tool for improving user experience and increasing engagement with apps. Widgets allow users to quickly access important features of an app directly from the home screen, without having to open the app itself. Interactive widgets not only save time, but also add convenience to the day-to-day use of the app, contributing to higher user satisfaction and more frequent engagement with the app.</p><p>An example of a simple counter implementation might look like this:</p><pre><code class="language-swift">struct CountEntry: TimelineEntry {
    
    let date: Date
    let count: Int
    
}</code></pre><p>First, we create a <span style="background-color:rgba(135,131,120,.15);color:#EB5757;font-family:&quot;SFMono-Regular&quot;, Menlo, Consolas, &quot;PT Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, Courier, monospace;">CountryEntry</span> (serves as a data model for the widget). <span style="background-color:rgba(135,131,120,.15);color:#EB5757;font-family:&quot;SFMono-Regular&quot;, Menlo, Consolas, &quot;PT Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, Courier, monospace;">date</span> is a mandatory parameter by which WidgetKit specifies the display of data and the <span style="background-color:rgba(135,131,120,.15);color:#EB5757;font-family:&quot;SFMono-Regular&quot;, Menlo, Consolas, &quot;PT Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, Courier, monospace;">count</span> parameter stores the value of the counter that is displayed in the widget.</p><pre><code class="language-swift">struct Provider: TimelineProvider {
    
    private var actualCount: Int { SharedStorage().count() }
    
    func placeholder(in context: Context) -&gt; CountEntry {
        CountEntry(date: Date(), count: actualCount)
    }

    func getSnapshot(in context: Context, completion: @escaping (CountEntry) -&gt; ()) {
        completion(CountEntry(date: Date(), count: actualCount))
    }

    func getTimeline(in context: Context, completion: @escaping (Timeline&lt;Entry&gt;) -&gt; ()) {
        let timeline = Timeline(
            entries: [CountEntry(date: Date(), count: actualCount)],
            policy: .atEnd
        )
        completion(timeline)
    }

}</code></pre><p>TimelineProvider is responsible for providing current and future data that will be used in the widget.</p><ul><li><strong>placeholder</strong>: Used as a preview when adding a widget in the editor and provides the content while the real data is being loaded.</li><li><strong>getSnapshot</strong>: Used to provide a snapshot of the state of the widget.</li><li><strong>getTimeLine</strong>: This function is used to provide real-time data and offers the ability to supply future data. In this particular case, there is no point in defining future data since we are using a static value to display the counter state. If the value were to change in a predictable way (timer, countdown, ...) we could anticipate future data and provide it in this function.</li></ul><pre><code class="language-swift">struct counterEntryView : View {
    
    var entry: Provider.Entry
    
    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            Text("\(entry.count)")
                .font(.title)
                .fontWeight(.bold)
                .contentTransition(.numericText())

            if #available(iOS 17.0, *) {
                Button(
                    intent: IncrementCounterIntent(),
                    label: { Text("Tap me!") }
                )
            }
        }

    }
    
}</code></pre><p>In the last step, we create the UI for the widget that displays the count (counter state) and includes an interactive button (minimum iOS version is 17.0). Such a button is capable of triggering an action, which we define as App Intent. A given action and the logic implemented behind it is triggered and executed without the need to open the app.</p><p>Implementation of the <code>IncementCounterIntent()</code> action is simple and its only task is to increment the counter stored in the local memory of the device.</p><pre><code class="language-swift">struct IncrementCounterIntent: AppIntent {
    
    static var title: LocalizedStringResource { "Counter title" }
    static var description: IntentDescription { "Counter description" }
    
    func perform() async throws -&gt; some IntentResult {
        SharedStorage().increment()
        
        return .result()
    }
    
}</code></pre><h2>Control Center</h2><p>Control widgets are a powerful tool that allows users to easily control various application features directly from the Control Center or even from the lock screen.</p><pre><code class="language-swift">@available(iOSApplicationExtension 18.0, *)
struct OpenAppControl: ControlWidget {
    
    let kind: String = "openAppControl"
    
    var body: some ControlWidgetConfiguration {
        
        StaticControlConfiguration(
            kind: kind,
            content: {
                ControlWidgetButton(
                    action: OpenApp(),
                    label: { Label("Open App", systemImage: "square.stack") }
                )
            }
        )
        
    }
    
}</code></pre><p>Control widgets are only available from iOS version 18 and above. &nbsp;<code>kind</code> is the unique identifier of this control widget. The body of the widget itself contains a configuration with static content - in this case, a button that performs the <code>OpenApp()</code> action (intent), which we have already implemented above.</p><p>Control widget implemented in this way allows us to easily add an action to the Control Center or directly to the lock screen. This approach increases comfort and efficiency as it allows to perform actions directly from the Control Center or the lock screen.</p><h2>✅ Summary</h2><p>App Intents are a powerful tool for integrating apps with Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight. They are simple to implement and provide intuitive control of apps by voice or automations. If you want to improve the user experience in your app, App Intents are definitely the way to go!</p>

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App Intents je rámec představený v iOS 16, který usnadňuje vytváření zkratek, automatizací a hlasových příkazů pro Siri v našich aplikacích. Umožňuje zlepšit způsob, jakým uživatelé pracují s vaší aplikací, aniž by ji museli otevřít.

App Intents tipy a triky: Jak udělat aplikace pro iOS přístupnější než kdy dřív

App Intents je framework predstavený v iOS 16, ktorý uľahčuje vytváranie skratiek, automatizácií a hlasových príkazov pre Siri v našich aplikáciách. Umožňuje zlepšiť interakciu používateľov s aplikáciou bez nutnosti jej otvorenia.

App Intents tipy a triky: Ako urobiť aplikácie pre iOS prístupnejšie ako kedykoľvek predtým

Štylizovaná postava s logom GoodRequest namiesto hlavy skúma App Intents ikonu s lupou. Za ikonou sa nachádza úryvok kódu na tmavej obrazovke, všetko na jasne modrom pozadí.

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App Intents is a framework introduced in iOS 16 that makes it easy to create shortcuts, automations, and voice commands for Siri in our apps. It allows you to improve how users interact with your app without opening it.

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