Authors: Jeremy Hsu and Geena Kim
RoommateHub is an iOS app designed to improve the shared living experience by enabling roommates to coordinate tasks, learn more about each other, and send each other direct messages.
Note: This project was originally written as our CS 50 project in Fall 2019.
The README.md and DESIGN.md files written as part of the original course
project write-up can be found in the Documentation folder.
RoommateHub is written in Swift and UIKit and uses the Firebase Realtime Database as the primary data store, Firebase Authentication for user login and creation, and MessageUI to embed iMessage into the app. The high-level architecture of RoommateHub is as follows:
When you open the app, you are greeted with the login page. If you do not have an account, you can create one.
Once you sign in, you arrive at the home page.
Upon creating their account, each user gets their own roommate profile. They can view the profiles of their other roommates in addition to their own.
You can also send an SMS or iMessage to a roommate right from their profile page, assuming they provided their phone number.
You can also post to an anonymous message board, or set tasks that anyone in the room can accomplish.
