source code: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n4cB8fffvCqSww10bCG8E2hoPzzgY49n/view?usp=sharing My current code-base is written entirely in Swift and already live in Xcode; however, it now needs a solid refresh. I want the project audited, improved, and extended where sensible—this may include streamlining the UI, tightening performance, or wiring in a few new features that have been on the backlog. You’ll start by reviewing the repository (Git), reading the short README I’ve written, and walking me through any questions so we can prioritise tasks together. Once the roadmap is clear, go ahead and: • refactor or redesign modules that slow the build or affect user experience, • implement the agreed-upon feature enhancements, • tidy up comments and add inline documentation where the logic is non-trivial, • deliver a concise changelog plus build instructions that work in the latest stable Xcode (Swift 5). The code must compile cleanly with no new warnings, and any third-party library updates should be handled via Swift Package Manager or CocoaPods, matching the project’s current dependency style. I’m comfortable iterating through short milestones, so please be ready to push incremental commits and open pull requests for review rather than a single final dump. If you spot critical issues outside our original scope, flag them early so we can decide whether to fold them in. Send over a quick note on similar Swift projects you’ve modernised, especially cases where you balanced refactoring with new feature work. After a brief kickoff call, you’ll have access to the repository and can begin right away.