Strut Club: a native Swift iOS app built with Conclave

Built by Santosh Adari, founder of Quantlys

An iOS app built with Conclave as a real native app written in Swift, not a website wrapped for the App Store. It's a step-tracking and walking-challenge app, in TestFlight testing now.

The idea

Strut Club turns walking into something you do with other people. It tracks your steps against a daily goal, shows how your week is going, and lets you start or join challenges. Groups are called flocks: you start one or join with a code, and its challenges show up on your Today screen. A goose keeps you company with a short report on how far you have left to go.

Strut Club iOS app Today screen: a This week bar chart against a goal line, a Goose report card, and a What you are playing section that says You are not in a flock yet, with Go to Flock and Start a new challenge buttons — The Today screen: this week, the goose report, and flocks.

Strut Club Last 7 days summary with steps, distance, best day and longest streak cards above a weekly step chart with Week and Month tabs — Your last seven days at a glance.

Screenshots from the TestFlight build of the iOS app.

What Conclave built

A native iOS app written in Swift, with Today, Challenges, Flock and You tabs.
Weekly step tracking against a goal, a last-seven-days summary, challenges, and flocks you join with a code.
Built through the same path every Quantlys user gets: native Swift iOS builds in your own Xcode, signed under your own accounts, with no lock-in.
Shipped to TestFlight, Apple's beta-testing channel.

What's live now

Strut Club is in TestFlight testing. There's no public link yet; this page will link to it once it's public. In the meantime, Quantlys Meeting and GreenBook — Landscaper CRM are live apps you can open today.

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