harshpreet931/harshpreet-hand is a font project built on the basis of 120 pages of handwritten college notebooks. According to the repository description, the font was made using Claude Code, and the latest release is v1.0.0. The description states that the work took 66 minutes and $13.68. This is the record of the creation process the repository discloses.
The font is named Harshpreet Hand. According to the README, the author located the letters in photos of the notebook and retraced them along the path of the pen, and most letters and numbers have two to three variants taken from actual handwriting, used in alternation depending on the input. The result is distributed as TTF files. On the web it can be linked with CSS, and in Figma, Keynote, Word and similar tools the file can be installed and used. It also provides the calt, ss01 and kern features. The repository's primary language is Python, and the license is MIT.
The scope of this project is the making of a font based on the author's 120 pages of college notes. The published creation case can therefore be seen as one way of turning handwriting into a font, but the FACTS do not provide grounds for expecting the same result with other handwriting or for other purposes. The $13.68 and 66 minutes are likewise values recorded in the repository description. Rather than guaranteeing the quality or production cost of an ordinary handwritten font, this case is closer to a project that transfers an individual's handwriting into a typeface.