How a user would work with SetSwipe.

1. Prepare the environment

Install Git and Node.js first. The frontend README also requires Expo CLI, plus Android Studio on Windows or Xcode on macOS.

• Windows flow includes Java, Python, Expo dependencies, and Android emulator setup.
• macOS flow includes Xcode command line tools, Simulator setup, and Expo startup.
• Both flows use npm install and npx expo start to launch the mobile app.

2. Start the backend

The Django README covers backend setup: create a virtual environment, install requirements.txt, generate local settings, run migrations, and start the server.

• Activate the Python environment.
• Run pip install -r requirements.txt.
• Refresh local hosts and update the frontend API base URL.
• Run python manage.py migrate and python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000.

3. Sign in and reach the library

The mobile app uses token-based login, then routes users into the workout library for browsing, search, and filtering.

4. Create a workout

The workout creation screen supports solo and group modes with swipe-based, automatic, or manual creation. Group mode also lets the creator select friends first.

5. Run a collaborative swiping session

In group mode, invited users join a lobby that shows workout metadata and participants. Once the host starts, users swipe through sets until the workout is finalized.

6. Review history and profile data

After a workout is created or completed, users can review workout details, history, profile data, friends, and related profile features.