AuraFarmer is an app that runs on a concept that turns three quick, everyday actions into a personality-style "aura." You draw something for seven seconds, say a few words out loud for another seven, then hold and move your phone for a final seven. That's it. From there, it figures out your "aura" or energy at the time.
Behind the scenes, each of those three inputs gets picked and analysed in different ways. Your drawing gets looked at for things like curviness, symmetry, and how fast or slow your strokes were. Your voice gets analysed for pitch, tone, loudness, and pace. And your movement gets captured via phone through acceleration, rotation, and how still or jittery you were holding it. A third parameter - Intensity, comes from how much energy was in your voice and movement. These features defines two independent classifiers:
Shape Archetype (from drawing + motion) - one of 4 types: Grounded Anchor, Radiant Dynamo, Fluid Harmonizer, Cosmic Visionary.
Aura Color (from voice) - one of 9 colors i.e, Red, Orange, Yellow, Gold, Green, Blue, Indigo, Pink, White/Silver).
Put the archetype and colour together, and you land on one of thirty-six possible combinations, each with its own title, like "The Steady Sage," and a short description that reads almost like a mini horoscope. The results screen then shows all of this with a full-screen background made just for that combo, plus an ambient sound that's generated live on your phone at the moment and not a music file playing.
Under the visual hood, it's all built in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, with proper algorithms for dissecting attributes of the inputs for real-time audio analysis. Claude code and Claude design were used for instant prototyping and graphics generation. Everything runs locally, which was kind of the point: no servers, no AI APIs, just the phone doing its work.
