mix'n'move 1.0

Mix'n'Move is a versatile randomization application originally designed to assist dancers in exploring and practicing new movement patterns based on their existing skills. However, its functionality extends well beyond dance, making it useful across various professional and personal domains. Users have full control over their experience within the app, allowing for a tailored and flexible approach:

1. Create your own moves: Assign names and optional descriptions to individual moves. Save them for future use.
2. Generate a sequence: From the home screen, select the number of moves (up to ten) to combine. The app then produces a randomized sequence of your stored moves.
3. Review your mix: The resulting sequence appears as an empty box, ready for naming. Tap into it to view your custom combination.
4. Manage your creations: If satisfied, give it a descriptive name; if not, delete it and start anew.
5. Apply the mixes: Use these randomized sequences for personal practice, creative exploration, or professional development. They encourage combining movements or elements you might not typically consider, fostering improvisation and breaking habitual patterns. Alternatively, they can serve as tools for choreography or other creative projects.

An additional noteworthy feature is the flexibility in application: users can save not only movement sequences but also other items such as fitness routines, musical notes or chords, ingredients for recipes, vocabulary entries, or writing prompts. The app's adaptable design allows it to be customized to individual needs—there are no restrictions on how to utilize the randomization function.

For further inspiration on potential uses of Mix'n'Move, follow us on Instagram @mixnmove.app =)

A brief background on the developer: I am a dancer and skater who created this app to facilitate learning new movement patterns after years of focusing on specific dance techniques. The app was built using a no-code platform, which may introduce some user experience quirks. Nevertheless, it fulfills its intended purpose effectively. I welcome feedback and suggestions for improvement. Due to resource constraints, a fully native version is not feasible at this stage, but I am committed to refining the current version where possible.