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v0 prompt:

act as an expert product manager, let's brainstorm on coming up with specs for a new iOS app called "learn-a-move" where users can add and track and manage dance moves they found on social media/youtube

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Move Library and Move Tracking

Move Library

Move List View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• Each move represented by:
  • Move Name and Description
  • Thumbnail Image or Video Preview
  • Tags (genre, level, body part, etc.)
  • Progress Tracking (user's mastery level: beginner, intermediate, advanced)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Includes:
  • Move Name and Description
  • Video Tutorial/Reference (from social media or user-recorded)
  • Tags (genre, level, body part, etc.)
  • Progress Tracking (user's mastery level: beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Options to:
  • Edit Move Details
  • Add to Favorites
  • Share on Social Media

Move Search View

• A search bar to find moves by:
  • Name
  • Genre (e.g., hip hop, contemporary, ballet)
  • Level (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Body Part (e.g., arms, legs, core)

Move Import View

• A view to import new moves from:
  • Social Media (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube) via link or video upload
  • User's Camera Roll (for user-recorded videos)

Move Tracking

Move Progress View

• A graph showing the user's progress for a specific move over time
• Includes:
  • Mastery Level (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Number of Practice Sessions
  • Average Rating (1-5 stars)

Practice Session View

• A view to log a new practice session for a move
• Includes:
  • Timer to track practice duration
  • Notes Field for feedback and observations
  • Rating System (1-5 stars) to evaluate performance

Move Goals View

• A view to set and track goals for a specific move
• Includes:
  • Target Mastery Level
  • Deadline for achieving the goal
  • Progress Tracking (percentage complete)

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Move Tracking, and other features
• Tab Bar: a tab bar to quickly access frequently used features (e.g., Move List, Move Search, Practice Session)

[guang]

v1: refactor around core concepts

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learn-a-move

Overview

learn-a-move is a mobile app that helps users learn and track their progress in various dance moves.

Core Concepts

Move

• A short dance sequence or technique
• Each move is represented by
  • Move name and description
  • Genre: (salsa, bachata, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Video reference (from social media or user-recorded)
  • Transitions from: a list of other moves
  • Transitions to: a list of other moves
  • Progress (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Notes: a field for user feedback and observations
  • Practice sessions (date, notes, video recording)

Practice Session

• A session where a user practices one or more moves
• Each session is represented by
  • Move name

Views

Move List View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• Clicking on a move opens the Move Detail View
• Option to add new move (opens New Move View)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Options to:
  • Edit move details

New Move View

• A view to create a new move

Move Search View

• A search bar to find moves by:
  • Name
  • Genre (e.g., hip hop, contemporary, ballet)
  • Level (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Body part (e.g., arms, legs, core)

Practice Session View

• A view to log a new practice session for a move
• Includes:
  • Notes field for feedback and observations
  • Video recording (optional)
  • Date and time of the session

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Move Tracking, and other features
• Tab Bar: a tab bar to quickly access frequently used features (e.g., Move List, Move Search, Practice Session)

[guang]

v2: add user stories, add transitions between views, flesh out practice sessions

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learn-a-move

Overview

learn-a-move is a mobile app that helps users learn and track their progress in various dance moves.

User Stories

• US1: While browsing social media, I see a move that I like. I want to save it to my library so I can easily find it later.
• US2: Before going to a dance social, I want to quickly review 1 or 2 moves that I'm learning so I can practice them during the social.
• US3: After a practice session, I want to quickly jot down notes on what I've learned about the move so I can review it later.
• US4: After a practice session, if I recorded a video of my practice session, I want to trim it to highlight how I did the move and attach it to the move in my library.
• US5: After taking a video of the class demo, I want to trim it to highlight the move I want to learn and save it to my library.

Core Concepts

Move

• A short dance sequence or technique
• Each move is represented by
  • Move name and description
  • Genre: (salsa, bachata, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Video reference: url from social media or location of local user-recorded video
  • Transitions from: a list of other moves
  • Transitions to: a list of other moves
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Notes: a field for user feedback and observations
  • Current focus: a boolean tag to indicate if the move is currently being focused on
  • Practice sessions: a list of practice sessions

Practice Session

• A session where a user practices one or more moves
• Each session is represented by
  • Date and time
  • Notes
  • Video recording
  • moves: a list of moves that were practiced in the session

Views

Move Library View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • name
• Options to:
  • Add new move (opens New Move View)
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Current Focus View

• A view to review moves that the user is currently learning.
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
• All moves in the user's library with tag 'current_focus: true' are shown here.
• Options to:
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Options to:
  • Edit move details

New Move View

• A view to create a new move
  • Name and description
  • Genre that defaults to bachata (dropdown menu with options: bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level that defaults to intermediate (picker with options: beginner, intermediate, advanced)

Practice Session List View

• A scrollable list of all the practice sessions in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Date: (today, yesterday, last 7 days, custom date range)
• Options to:
  • Click into a practice session to view its details (opens Practice Session Detail View)

Practice Session Detail View

• A view to review a single practice session
• Options to:
  • Edit practice session details

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: at the top of the screen, a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Current Focus, and practice sessions

[guang]

prompt:

act as an expert product manager, critique the following PRD

based on critique, need to add

• implementation phases
• more detailed explanation on complex features

[guang]

v3: add out of scope and implementation phases

prompt for implementation phases:

act as an expert software architect, propose recommendations for implementation phases to group building of the features into 3 or 4 phases. shoot for groupings in such a way that each phase can produce a demo

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learn-a-move

Overview

learn-a-move is a mobile app that helps users learn and track their progress in various dance moves.

User Stories

• US1: While browsing social media, I see a move that I like. I want to save it to my library so I can easily find it later.
• US2: Before going to a dance social, I want to quickly review 1 or 2 moves that I'm learning so I can practice them during the social.
• US3: After a practice session, I want to quickly jot down notes on what I've learned about the move so I can review it later.
• US4: After a practice session, if I recorded a video of my practice session, I want to trim it to highlight how I did the move and attach it to the move in my library.
• US5: After taking a video of the class demo, I want to trim it to highlight the move I want to learn and save it to my library.

Core Concepts

Move

• A short dance sequence or technique
• Each move is represented by
  • Move name and description
  • Genre: (salsa, bachata, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Video reference: url from social media or location of local user-recorded video
  • Transitions from: a list of other moves
  • Transitions to: a list of other moves
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Notes: a field for user feedback and observations
  • Current focus: a boolean tag to indicate if the move is currently being focused on
  • Practice sessions: a list of practice sessions

Practice Session

• A session where a user practices one or more moves
• Each session is represented by
  • Date and time
  • Notes
  • Video recording
  • moves: a list of moves that were practiced in the session

Views

Move Library View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • name
• Options to:
  • Add new move (opens New Move View)
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Current Focus View

• A view to review moves that the user is currently learning.
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
• All moves in the user's library with tag 'current_focus: true' are shown here.
• Options to:
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Options to:
  • Edit move details

New Move View

• A view to create a new move
  • Name and description
  • Genre that defaults to bachata (dropdown menu with options: bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level that defaults to intermediate (picker with options: beginner, intermediate, advanced)

Practice Session List View

• A scrollable list of all the practice sessions in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Date: (today, yesterday, last 7 days, custom date range)
• Options to:
  • Click into a practice session to view its details (opens Practice Session Detail View)

Practice Session Detail View

• A view to review a single practice session
• Options to:
  • Edit practice session details

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: at the top of the screen, a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Current Focus, and practice sessions

Out of Scope

Video embedding

• we will not implement video embedding, user will either open youtube app or device's default video player app to watch the video

Video trimming

• we will not implement video trimming for now

Social Media Integration

• the only platform we'll support is youtube url, user can paste in the url of a youtube video and when the user wants to watch it, the app will open the youtube app and the video will start playing.

Implementation Phases

Phase 1: Core Move Management

• Implement Move Library View with basic filtering
• Implement Move Detail View (read-only)
• Implement New Move View
• Basic data model for Move
• Navigation bar

Demo 1: Users can add moves to their library, view the list of moves, and see details of each move.

Phase 2: Practice Sessions and Current Focus

• Implement Practice Session List View
• Implement Practice Session Detail View
• Enhance Move Detail View with editing capabilities
• Implement Current Focus View
• Expand data model to include Practice Sessions
• Add 'current focus' tag to Move model

Demo 2: Users can log practice sessions, view their practice history, edit move details, and manage their current focus moves.

Phase 3: Enhanced Features and Refinement

• Implement advanced filtering options for Move Library and Current Focus views
• Add transitions (from/to) functionality in Move Detail View
• Integrate YouTube URL support for video references
• Implement note-taking feature for moves and practice sessions
• Refine UI/UX based on user feedback from previous phases

Demo 3: Users have a fully functional app with advanced filtering, transition tracking, video reference support, and note-taking capabilities.

[guang]

v4: data persistence, auth prompt

as an expert software architect, critique this requirements doc

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learn-a-move

Overview

learn-a-move is a mobile app that helps users learn and track their progress in various dance moves.

User Stories

• US1: While browsing social media, I see a move that I like. I want to save it to my library so I can easily find it later.
• US2: Before going to a dance social, I want to quickly review 1 or 2 moves that I'm learning so I can practice them during the social.
• US3: After a practice session, I want to quickly jot down notes on what I've learned about the move so I can review it later.
• US4: After a practice session, if I recorded a video of my practice session, I want to trim it to highlight how I did the move and attach it to the move in my library.
• US5: After taking a video of the class demo, I want to trim it to highlight the move I want to learn and save it to my library.

Core Concepts

Move

• A short dance sequence or technique
• Each move is represented by
  • Move name and description
  • Genre: (salsa, bachata, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Video reference: url from social media or location of local user-recorded video
  • Transitions from: a list of other moves
  • Transitions to: a list of other moves
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Notes: a field for user feedback and observations
  • Current focus: a boolean tag to indicate if the move is currently being focused on
  • Practice sessions: a list of practice sessions

Practice Session

• A session where a user practices one or more moves
• Each session is represented by
  • Date and time
  • Notes
  • Video recording
  • moves: a list of moves that were practiced in the session

Views

Move Library View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • name
• Options to:
  • Add new move (opens New Move View)
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Current Focus View

• A view to review moves that the user is currently learning.
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
• All moves in the user's library with tag 'current_focus: true' are shown here.
• Options to:
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Options to:
  • Edit move details

New Move View

• A view to create a new move
  • Name and description
  • Genre that defaults to bachata (dropdown menu with options: bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level that defaults to intermediate (picker with options: beginner, intermediate, advanced)

Practice Session List View

• A scrollable list of all the practice sessions in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Date: (today, yesterday, last 7 days, custom date range)
• Options to:
  • Click into a practice session to view its details (opens Practice Session Detail View)

Practice Session Detail View

• A view to review a single practice session
• Options to:
  • Edit practice session details

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: at the top of the screen, a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Current Focus, and practice sessions

Out of Scope

Video embedding

• we will not implement video embedding, user will either open youtube app or device's default video player app to watch the video

Video trimming

• we will not implement video trimming for now

Social Media Integration

• the only platform we'll support is youtube url, user can paste in the url of a youtube video and when the user wants to watch it, the app will open the youtube app and the video will start playing.

Authentication

• we will not implement authentication for now

Technical Considerations

Data persistence

• we will use sqlite to persist the data locally on device

Implementation Phases

Phase 1: Core Move Management

• Implement Move Library View with basic filtering
• Implement Move Detail View (read-only)
• Implement New Move View
• Basic data model for Move
• Navigation bar

Demo 1: Users can add moves to their library, view the list of moves, and see details of each move.

Phase 2: Practice Sessions and Current Focus

• Implement Practice Session List View
• Implement Practice Session Detail View
• Enhance Move Detail View with editing capabilities
• Implement Current Focus View
• Expand data model to include Practice Sessions
• Add 'current focus' tag to Move model

Demo 2: Users can log practice sessions, view their practice history, edit move details, and manage their current focus moves.

Phase 3: Enhanced Features and Refinement

• Implement advanced filtering options for Move Library and Current Focus views
• Add transitions (from/to) functionality in Move Detail View
• Integrate YouTube URL support for video references
• Implement note-taking feature for moves and practice sessions
• Refine UI/UX based on user feedback from previous phases

Demo 3: Users have a fully functional app with advanced filtering, transition tracking, video reference support, and note-taking capabilities.

[guang]

v5: force swiftUI (cursor wrote it in react/ts)

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learn-a-move

Overview

learn-a-move is a mobile app that helps users learn and track their progress in various dance moves.

User Stories

• US1: While browsing social media, I see a move that I like. I want to save it to my library so I can easily find it later.
• US2: Before going to a dance social, I want to quickly review 1 or 2 moves that I'm learning so I can practice them during the social.
• US3: After a practice session, I want to quickly jot down notes on what I've learned about the move so I can review it later.
• US4: After a practice session, if I recorded a video of my practice session, I want to trim it to highlight how I did the move and attach it to the move in my library.
• US5: After taking a video of the class demo, I want to trim it to highlight the move I want to learn and save it to my library.

Core Concepts

Move

• A short dance sequence or technique
• Each move is represented by
  • Move name and description
  • Genre: (salsa, bachata, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • Video reference: url from social media or location of local user-recorded video
  • Transitions from: a list of other moves
  • Transitions to: a list of other moves
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Notes: a field for user feedback and observations
  • Current focus: a boolean tag to indicate if the move is currently being focused on
  • Practice sessions: a list of practice sessions

Practice Session

• A session where a user practices one or more moves
• Each session is represented by
  • Date and time
  • Notes
  • Video recording
  • moves: a list of moves that were practiced in the session

Views

Move Library View

• A scrollable list of all the moves in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
  • name
• Options to:
  • Add new move (opens New Move View)
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Current Focus View

• A view to review moves that the user is currently learning.
• filter options:
  • Progress: (struggle, learning, mastered, wishlist)
  • Genre: (bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level: (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
• All moves in the user's library with tag 'current_focus: true' are shown here.
• Options to:
  • Click into a move to view its details (opens Move Detail View)

Move Detail View

• A detailed view of a single move
• Options to:
  • Edit move details

New Move View

• A view to create a new move
  • Name and description
  • Genre that defaults to bachata (dropdown menu with options: bachata, salsa, kizomba, etc.)
  • Level that defaults to intermediate (picker with options: beginner, intermediate, advanced)

Practice Session List View

• A scrollable list of all the practice sessions in the user's library
• filter options:
  • Date: (today, yesterday, last 7 days, custom date range)
• Options to:
  • Click into a practice session to view its details (opens Practice Session Detail View)

Practice Session Detail View

• A view to review a single practice session
• Options to:
  • Edit practice session details

Common Elements

• Navigation Bar: at the top of the screen, a persistent navigation bar with options to switch between Move Library, Current Focus, and practice sessions

Out of Scope

Video embedding

• we will not implement video embedding, user will either open youtube app or device's default video player app to watch the video

Video trimming

• we will not implement video trimming for now

Social Media Integration

• the only platform we'll support is youtube url, user can paste in the url of a youtube video and when the user wants to watch it, the app will open the youtube app and the video will start playing.

Authentication

• we will not implement authentication for now

Technical Considerations

Data persistence

• we will use sqlite to persist the data locally on device

Language/framework

• we will use Swift and SwiftUI for the app development

Implementation Phases

Phase 1: Core Move Management

• Implement Move Library View with basic filtering
• Implement Move Detail View (read-only)
• Implement New Move View
• Basic data model for Move
• Navigation bar

Demo 1: Users can add moves to their library, view the list of moves, and see details of each move.

Phase 2: Practice Sessions and Current Focus

• Implement Practice Session List View
• Implement Practice Session Detail View
• Enhance Move Detail View with editing capabilities
• Implement Current Focus View
• Expand data model to include Practice Sessions
• Add 'current focus' tag to Move model

Demo 2: Users can log practice sessions, view their practice history, edit move details, and manage their current focus moves.

Phase 3: Enhanced Features and Refinement

• Implement advanced filtering options for Move Library and Current Focus views
• Add transitions (from/to) functionality in Move Detail View
• Integrate YouTube URL support for video references
• Implement note-taking feature for moves and practice sessions
• Refine UI/UX based on user feedback from previous phases

Demo 3: Users have a fully functional app with advanced filtering, transition tracking, video reference support, and note-taking capabilities.