GoCycling

Available on the iOS App Store

https://apps.apple.com/app/go-cycling/id1565861313

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About

Go Cycling is a cycling tracker app built exclusively for iOS with SwiftUI. It is intended to be extremely easy to use for cyclists of all levels.

A key part of Go Cycling is it's privacy stance, there is no requirement for a sign in of any kind and all data is solely stored on the user's device. It also does not contain any advertisements.

Go Cycling makes use of many of Apple's frameworks and API's including:

Core Location for location data
MapKit for embedded maps throughout the app
Core Data for persistent data storage of cycling routes and user preferences
CloudKit for iCloud storage and synchronization of routes, records and preferences
Combine for location update event processing

System Requirements

This app is designed to support all iPhones and iPads with iOS14/iPadOS14 and above due to the use of the latest SwiftUI features.

For iPads, this includes support for both landscape and portait modes along with Slide Over and multitasking screen sizes.

Usage

Note: For Go Cycling to track your current location, you must allow location access in Settings (the app will also ask for permission on the first launch). The location permissions must be set to "Always Allow" for location updates to occur while the app is not on the screen.

To use this app, first, start a new cycling route from the Cycle tab. The timer should start incrementing, you can choose to leave your device locked or unlocked.

While the route is ongoing you will see metrics on the Cycle tab of your current progress as well as your path on the map.

Once you are finished with your cycling route, you can compelete the route by using the stop button. The route will be saved to your device and is viewable in the History tab along with metrics about the route.

More routes can be created in this same way and they can all be viewed, sorted and deleted from the History tab.

App Features

Go Cycling has many features packed into four tabs; Cycle, History, Statistics and Settings. It also fully supports both light and dark mode, automatically setting the mode based on device settings.

Note: All screenshots shown were taken on an iPhone 12 Pro Max simulator.

Features of the Cycle Tab

Start, stop, pause and resume routes with the on-screen stopwatch
View current cycling metrics, including distance cycled, speed and altitude
Large map showing current location and path taken
Timer showing cycling time of the ongoing route
Assign your route to a new/existing category upon completion

Device Screenshots of the Cycle Tab

Cycle Tab Without Ongoing Route	Cycle Tab Without Ongoing Route Dark	Cycle Tab With Ongoing Route	Cycle Tab With Ongoing Route Dark

Features of the History Tab

View all past cycling routes in an easily readable list
Sort all of your routes by time, distance and date (all offering ascending or descending order)
Filter your routes by their category, rename your categories or recategorize individual routes
Click on a single route to view a full screen view including a map of the route as well as metrics
Each list entry is deletable by swiping to the left

Device Screenshots of the History Tab

Cycling History List View	Single Cycling Route Detailed View	Single Cycling Route Detailed View Dark	Filter Cycling History

Features of the Statistics Tab

View detailed charts of cycling activity of past week, 5 weeks and 30 weeks
Compare activity between present and past time frames
View records for single routes and cumulative cycling
Progress toward 6 alternate app icons unlocked at certain activity milestones

Device Screenshots of the Statistics Tab

Cycling Statistics Comparison View	Cycling Statistics Past Week Chart	Cycling Statistics Past Week Chart With Selection	Cycling Records View Dark

Settings Feautures Throughout the App

Customize the app theme and app icon to fit your preferences
Set your preferred units and customize the metrics view on the Cycle tab
iCloud synchronization can be turned on or off
Option to reset all settings back to the defaults and delete all stored cycling routes
Selected sort order in the History tab will persist through future usage

Device Screenshots of Settings Features

General Settings View	General Settings View Dark	Changing App Icon to Default	Setting Cycling History Sort Order

Future Development

This app has been an immense amount of fun to develop and I have greatly enjoyed using SwiftUI! I am planning on continuing to add features as time permits and some ideas that are on my roadmap are listed below:

Calorie tracking within the app as an optional metric
Route generator feature where a user could enter the distance they want to ride and the app could suggest a route for them

Thank you very much for viewing this project!

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