iOS iphone app Mod Menu Customization
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need an experienced iOS developer to embed a fully-functional “mod menu” into my existing Swift/Objective-C app. The menu’s sole purpose is user-centric customization, not cheats or debugging tools.
Core requirements
• Appearance / theme tweaks – the menu should let users change on-screen visual values at runtime (colours, font sizes, maybe even light-dark variants) and see the result instantly.
• Control adjustments – simple options to remap or tune in-app controls (e.g. button placement, sensitivity sliders).
Implementation notes
• The menu must feel native and stay hidden until invoked by a discreet gesture or icon.
• Persist all user selections with UserDefaults or a lightweight local store so settings survive relaunch.
• Code needs to be clean, commented, and delivered as a pull request or Xcode project branch so I can merge easily.
Acceptance criteria
1. Menu compiles with the current Xcode target and passes build without extra entitlements.
2. Toggling any setting reflects immediately on screen.
3. Changes remain after closing and reopening the app.
4. You provide a brief README explaining added classes, assets, and how to extend the menu with more options later.
If you’ve built similar in-app settings panels or mod menus before, send a quick reference or TestFlight link and let’s get started.
Core requirements
• Appearance / theme tweaks – the menu should let users change on-screen visual values at runtime (colours, font sizes, maybe even light-dark variants) and see the result instantly.
• Control adjustments – simple options to remap or tune in-app controls (e.g. button placement, sensitivity sliders).
Implementation notes
• The menu must feel native and stay hidden until invoked by a discreet gesture or icon.
• Persist all user selections with UserDefaults or a lightweight local store so settings survive relaunch.
• Code needs to be clean, commented, and delivered as a pull request or Xcode project branch so I can merge easily.
Acceptance criteria
1. Menu compiles with the current Xcode target and passes build without extra entitlements.
2. Toggling any setting reflects immediately on screen.
3. Changes remain after closing and reopening the app.
4. You provide a brief README explaining added classes, assets, and how to extend the menu with more options later.
If you’ve built similar in-app settings panels or mod menus before, send a quick reference or TestFlight link and let’s get started.