walking-free-ios

Walking Free — Larger iPhone UI V7

This project was reconstructed from the V5.aab Android App Bundle. It contains the exact compiled Walking Free V5 web app and a Capacitor iOS wrapper.

Guided Breathing upgrade

The recovered Guided Breathing screen has been upgraded for iPhone with:

• Calm, Box, Deep Relax, and 60-second Craving Reset patterns
• 1, 3, 5, and 10-minute timed sessions
• Native iPhone haptic cues at each breathing-phase transition
• Isaac’s five cleaned and gently softened recorded breathing cues
• Recorded cues enabled by default, with native iPhone speech as a fallback
• Playback audio configured to remain audible when the iPhone silent switch is on
• Large countdown, remaining time, completed cycles, and session progress
• Pause, resume, reset, completion feedback, and saved preferences
• Screen wake-lock support where available
• Reduced-motion support and VoiceOver-friendly labels

iPhone layout upgrade

V5 also corrects the recovered Android interface for iPhone:

• Forces WKWebView to use mobile presentation at the device’s actual width
• Slightly enlarges the interface so it no longer appears zoomed out
• Handles the top and bottom iPhone safe areas explicitly
• Raises the bottom navigation above the home indicator
• Leaves the home-gesture strip clear of navigation buttons and horizontal scrolling
• Adds enough page padding to keep content visible above the raised navigation

Privacy Policy fix

V6 replaces the incorrect external generator link with the complete Privacy Policy already bundled inside Walking Free. The policy opens within the app, works without an outside website, respects iPhone safe areas, and includes a visible Back to Walking Free button.

Larger iPhone presentation

V7 increases the complete mobile interface from a 17px to a 19px base size, making cards, headings, controls, spacing, and ordinary text roughly 19% larger than the original recovered layout. Tiny labels that were hard-coded at 8–11px are overridden separately so they no longer remain unusually small.

The patch source is retained in scripts/guided-breathing-snippet.js and can be reapplied with npm run patch:breathing.

What was recovered

• The complete compiled Walking Free interface and application logic
• Styling, icons, header artwork, privacy policy, data-safety page, and store artwork
• App identifier: com.walkingfree.app
• App name: Walking Free
• Capacitor Updater integration used by the Android build

The original editable React source files were not present in the AAB. The recovered app can be built and tested on iPhone, but editing its application logic will be more difficult than it would be with the original source.

Open it on the Mac

The ios folder has already been generated. After unzipping this archive on the Mac:

1. Open Terminal.
2. Type cd , drag the unzipped WalkingFree-iOS-Larger-UI-v7 folder into Terminal, and press Return.
3. Run npm install.
4. Run npx cap sync ios.
5. Run npx cap open ios.

Configure it in Xcode

1. Select the blue App project in the left sidebar.
2. Select the App target.
3. Open Signing & Capabilities.
4. Choose your Apple developer team.
5. Keep com.walkingfree.app if it is available to your Apple account. If Xcode reports that it is unavailable, change it to a unique identifier such as com.isaacweigner.walkingfree.
6. Select an iPhone or simulator and press the Play button.

For App Store submission, update the version/build number, confirm the app icons, complete Apple’s privacy questions, create the app record in App Store Connect, then archive the app from Xcode.

Important recovery note

Do not delete or rename files inside dist/public. Those are the recovered application build. If any of those files are replaced, run npx cap sync ios again before opening or rebuilding the Xcode project.