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Plan the class as an arc
Launched Yoga Quest from a freshly cleared app container.
The native onboarding opens with the product's visual class-planning model: build a sequence, shape its arc, then teach from it.
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Native first run
OnboardingScreen → HomeShell
From first launch to a ready teaching studio
A fresh Yoga Quest install explains visual planning, offline Teach Mode, and local-first privacy before opening the native studio with a prepared class.
Captured from a newly built Yoga Quest 1.0.1+12 app on an isolated iPhone 17 Pro simulator running iOS 27.0. The run cleared only that temporary simulator's app container. It did not exercise a physical device, account sync, or a store binary.
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Teach with the next cue ready
Tapped Continue on the first onboarding screen.
The second native screen introduces Teach Mode as a glanceable class companion with the current pose, the next pose, and timing kept in view.
OnboardingScreen
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A private studio starts on-device
Tapped Continue on the Teach Mode screen.
The final onboarding step makes the local-first model explicit: planning and teaching work without an account, with sync presented as optional.
OnboardingScreen
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The native studio opens ready to teach
Tapped Enter studio.
The app lands on the native Studio tab with a prepared class, a prominent Teach this class action, and bottom navigation to Library, Explore, Learn, and profile.
HomeShell
What this feature does
- Native visual class-planning onboarding
- Offline Teach Mode positioning
- Local-first privacy explanation
- Native studio home with a prepared class