HabitHive

Inspiration

Many people have a hard time maintaining good habits consistently and their consistency. HabitHive aims to address this problem by offering a simple, intuitive interface that allows users to add, log, and track habits and their progress!

What it does

Self-governed: Ability to track progress on habits yourself
Personalized Habit Creation: choose habits and set daily goals
Progress tracking: Able to see completed tasks, and visual streaks to stay motivated

How we built it

Entirely built using Swift, SwiftUI, and the mobile app development concepts we learned in the Bootcamp.
Data Structures: Uses array, habit list, to store all added and modified habits
Functions: To increment and decrement progress
Closures: Used for code execution post button click
Used classes, structs, functions and closures to bring our ideas to life!
The app functions by adding a new “Habit” object to an initialized list of habits. We are able to access specific habits by passing them through with a @State and @Binding tags with views to log progress!

Challenges we ran into

Issues with SwiftUI formatting and getting the displays to look like how we wanted
Getting data to be consistent between pages and properly passing the ViewModel through them

Accomplishments that we're proud of

The effort every member put in to reach our final product
The simplicity of the app for the user

What we learned

A lot about mobile app development, like the MVVM framework
Gained a lot of experience with Swift and SwiftUI, learning many useful features of the language