Contact person: iOS Fitness MVP Prototype

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Location: Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"The task is to craft a tiny yet fully working iOS proof-of-concept for an app I’m calling Oril. Two uncluttered screens are enough, as long as they let a tester feel the core loop:

Screen 1 – Input
• Simple form that collects name, fitness goal (cardio, weight loss, muscle building — essentially any standard goal), current level (beginner, intermediate, advanced), and minutes available for training.
• Native SwiftUI controls; no external form libraries required.

Screen 2 – Plan
• Taps “Generate” and immediately sees a workout plan built on those inputs.
• Plan shows session title, total duration, and a list of exercises with sets / reps / rest times.

Acceptance criteria
• Runs on iOS 16+ in the Simulator and on device.
• Clean Swift or SwiftUI code, Xcode project handed over in a public or private repo.
• No back-end: data lives only in memory for this MVP.
• UI kept minimal—think Apple Human Interface Guidelines for spacing and fonts.
• Workouts appear instantly; no crashes or obvious layout issues on different iPhone sizes.

The aim is to evaluate the app concept and gather early feedback, not to build a production system. Later phases will add history, progress tracking, personalised AI recommendations, notifications and payments, so writing modular code will be appreciated and could secure ongoing work together.
The final version of this app will provide AI integrations at every levels, progress, tracking, chatbot to talk with, multiple sports propositions, it need to replace a human coach in every domains.

I added some UI/UX design I would like for the app" (client-provided description)