TouchMap v1.0.0

TouchMap is a native OpenHarmony application for exploring educational diagrams through touch, recorded speech and equivalent accessible controls. Teachers review editable geometry and meaning, create deterministic questions and share portable lessons. Learners work offline and resume their saved context and unfinished answers.

Built by DEFOZO SOFTWARE HOUSE, sole team member Michał Kiełtyka, for IMAGINE WHAT'S NEXT, HackYeah 2026.

Download touchmap-signed.hap for the native application, touchmap-demo.mp4 for the three-minute English demonstration, and touchmap-presentation.pdf or its editable PPTX. The release ZIP contains the exact committed sources, four portable lesson packages, architecture and AI documentation, test evidence and checksums. Follow the README and docs/platform.md for emulator setup, signing, installation and launch. Prepared lessons require no provider key or account.

The application declares API20 minimum/target and ran on the recorded API23 Oniro/OpenHarmony emulator. Verification covers native authoring, offline transfer, lesson answers, restart recovery, transaction interruption, storage failures and audio controls. The test report binds observations to their actual builds and preserves unsuccessful diagnostics. Genuine screen-reader use, physical vibration and representative learner/teacher studies remain unverified. Software audio and rendering measurements are not physical end-to-end latency claims.

This release provides review materials. It does not claim an irreversible final competition submission.

The ZIP contains the source evidence snapshot. Its adjacent touchmap-release-v1.0.0.verification.json checks the completed archive bytes and resolves the archive-construction gate. SHA256SUMS covers the six main download artifacts and reports.