This is a fitness app built with React Native that can run on both iOS and Android platforms with one source code.
- Allows users to track their fitness goals and progress.
- Includes in-app subscriptions for monthly and annual payments with localized pricing.
- Uses RevenueCat to manage in-app subscriptions easily.
- Integration with App Store Connect to publish the app to the App Store.
- Uses Expo Application Services (EAS) to deploy a development build to a live iOS device.
- Styling with Tailwind CSS for a modern and responsive design.
- Utilizes Expo Icons to improve the UI.
- Navigation is powered by React Native Navigation.
- Written in TypeScript to reduce the overall number of bugs and errors.
- Includes a custom hook to extend the functionality of React.
- In-App Subscriptions *This fitness app includes in-app subscriptions for monthly and annual payments with localized pricing. We used RevenueCat to manage our in-app subscriptions with ease. With this, users can easily subscribe to our app and enjoy all the premium features.
We integrated App Store Connect into our app to make it easier to publish it to the App Store. With App Store Connect, we were able to easily manage all aspects of the app's distribution on the App Store.
To make it easier to deploy a development build to a live iOS device, we used Expo Application Services (EAS) and the EAS-CLI tools. With this, we were able to quickly deploy our development build and test it on a live iOS device.
To improve the design of our app, we used Tailwind CSS. With Tailwind, we were able to create a modern and responsive design that looks great on all devices.
We also used Expo Icons to improve the UI of our app. With Expo Icons, we were able to easily add icons to our app and improve the overall user experience.
Our app's navigation is powered by React Native Navigation. With this, we were able to create a seamless and intuitive navigation experience for our users.
To reduce the overall number of bugs and errors, we used TypeScript to write our code. With TypeScript, we were able to catch errors before they became a problem and ensure a smoother development process.
To extend the functionality of React, we wrote a custom hook. With this hook, we were able to create a more efficient and intuitive development process for our team.