iOS Activity App Development
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking for a skilled iOS developer who can take my idea for an activity-focused mobile app and turn it into a working prototype that runs smoothly on iPhone and iPad.
Scope
• Design a clean, intuitive interface that lets users create, view, and manage individual activity entries (for example, workouts, daily habits, or similar logs).
• Build the core screens and navigation in Swift or SwiftUI, following Apple Human Interface Guidelines.
• Store user data locally so activities persist between sessions, with room to swap in a cloud or API layer later.
• Provide basic analytics inside the app (total activities completed, streaks, or comparable summaries).
• Package the project so it compiles in Xcode and is ready for TestFlight distribution.
What I expect
– Initial wireframes or quick mock-ups for feedback.
– A functional TestFlight build demonstrating all listed features.
– Well-commented source code and a short README explaining setup, third-party libraries (if any), and next steps for App Store submission.
I’m flexible on the finer points of the tech stack as long as the solution stays 100 % native to iOS. If you’ve built similar productivity apps, feel free to share links or TestFlight invites—I’ll prioritize proven iOS experience.
Scope
• Design a clean, intuitive interface that lets users create, view, and manage individual activity entries (for example, workouts, daily habits, or similar logs).
• Build the core screens and navigation in Swift or SwiftUI, following Apple Human Interface Guidelines.
• Store user data locally so activities persist between sessions, with room to swap in a cloud or API layer later.
• Provide basic analytics inside the app (total activities completed, streaks, or comparable summaries).
• Package the project so it compiles in Xcode and is ready for TestFlight distribution.
What I expect
– Initial wireframes or quick mock-ups for feedback.
– A functional TestFlight build demonstrating all listed features.
– Well-commented source code and a short README explaining setup, third-party libraries (if any), and next steps for App Store submission.
I’m flexible on the finer points of the tech stack as long as the solution stays 100 % native to iOS. If you’ve built similar productivity apps, feel free to share links or TestFlight invites—I’ll prioritize proven iOS experience.
Related categories:
Mobile App Development
iPhone
Objective C
Analytics
Mobile App Testing
Swift
App Design
iOS Development
App Development
Xcode