Carac

About Carac

Carac is a sports tracking application designed to help you monitor and improve your athletic performance. Whether you're a casual jogger, a dedicated gym enthusiast, or training for your next competition, Carac provides the tools you need to track your progress and stay motivated.

Why Carac?

Carac exists to make sports tracking simple, intuitive, and accessible. Built with a focus on user experience, it helps athletes of all levels:

• Track Your Activities: Log your workouts, runs, and training sessions with ease
• Monitor Progress: Visualize your improvements over time and stay on top of your fitness goals
• Stay Motivated: Keep yourself accountable and motivated with clear insights into your performance

Perfect For:

• Athletes who want a straightforward way to track their training
• Fitness enthusiasts looking to monitor their progress
• Anyone who wants to build and maintain a consistent exercise routine

You can test it here: TestFlight

Repository Layout

This repository is a monorepo:

Folder	Content
carac/	The iOS and iPadOS app (Xcode project)
Site/	The website, a Next.js static export built on the licensed AppView template, deployed to GitHub Pages by .github/workflows/site.yml
AppStore/	App Store listing: metadata, screenshots and the iOS 27 header and search results creatives

Site/ and AppStore/ live outside the carac/carac synchronized folder, so Xcode never compiles them, and the iOS build workflow ignores changes to them.

Developer Usage

Prerequisites

• macOS with Xcode installed
• Git

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/lebojo/carac-ios.git
cd carac-ios

Open the Project with Xcode

open carac/carac.xcodeproj

Alternatively, you can open Xcode and select "File > Open", then navigate to the carac/carac.xcodeproj file.

Create a Branch for Your Changes

Before starting work on a new feature or fix:

git checkout -b my-new-feature

Test Your Changes

1. Select a simulator or target device in Xcode
2. Press Cmd + R to build and run the application
3. Test your changes thoroughly

Make a Pull Request

Once your changes are tested and ready:

1. Commit your changes:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Description of your changes"

2. Push your branch to GitHub:

   git push origin my-new-feature

3. Go to GitHub and create a Pull Request from your branch
4. Describe your changes in the Pull Request and wait for review

Made with love

Made with ❤️ by Jordan Chap