Ciye Mobile App | Swimming App for Smart Goggles and Glasses

What Is Ciye?

Ciye is a fitness tracking app from San Francisco that integrates with smart glasses to deliver real-time performance data for athletes. It offers seamless connectivity between eyewear and mobile devices, available on iOS and Android platforms.

iOS + Android

Cross-platform

Real-time

Data tracking

Project Challenges

Trouble tracking real-time swimming progress?

Swimming is a great workout, if you enjoy swimming and don't want to hire a coach for the classes, you should consider using a proper app for swimming, that's why Ciye considered bringing smart goggles underwater even though it was a relatively new technology. To provide all of the promised data, such as tracking the swimmer's training and displaying the swimmer's laps, splits, sets, and time automatically, our mobile developers would need to build a mobile app that is available for iOS and Android and enables Ciye to perform its full capabilities on both platforms.

Real-time Tracking

Track laps, splits, sets, and time automatically during swim sessions

Cross-platform

Available on both iOS and Android for maximum accessibility

Immediate Feedback

Swimmers get instant performance insights during their workout

Our Solution

Swim workout & training platform

Zetaton's software development team developed an app that gives swimmers real-time feedback and lets them see how hard their work is paying off, bringing swimming apps to a whole new level of performance.

The app also tracks and displays laps, splits, sets, and time automatically; swimmers are provided with immediate feedback.

React Native

Bluetooth LE

Embedded C

Bluetooth Low Energy Technology driven Evolution in Smart Eyewear

Ciye - Smart Goggles Mobile Application | Developed by Zetaton Software Developers

Embedded Software

Revolutionizing Swimming Performance with Embedded Software and Smart Goggles

Aspart of our innovative approach, we utilized embedded software to connect the smart goggles with the mobile app. The smart goggles were designed to collect various swimming data, which were then seamlessly transmitted to the mobile app in real-time.

Our expert software developers ensured that the embedded software was optimized for efficiency and reliability, enabling the goggles to seamlessly communicate with the mobile app and provide accurate and up-to-date data, providing swimmers with a comprehensive tool to analyze and improve their swimming performance.

How We Did It

Development Process

Software Scope

At Zetaton, developing a mobile app for Ciye was one of our most exciting projects. Using SCRUM, our expert software developer team prioritized and controlled workflow, allowing us to incorporate changes quickly and be flexible throughout.

UX/UI Design

Our mobile app developers built the mobile application keeping the user in mind, focusing on stability, intuitive UX/UI, and empowering users to reach their health and performance goals.

Full Development

To keep costs low we utilized several technologies to reduce the size of the code base by writing the code once & running it everywhere.

Key Features

Rich and full of features

Designed to help swimmers of all levels improve their technique and performance

Brilliant Coach tracks swimming history, explores goals, and compares them to ideal workouts.

We saw an opportunity to make the outdoors more enjoyable by providing real-time coaching information and performance metrics in your eyewear. With the ability to explore goals and compare them with ideal workouts.

User Interface of Smart Goggles Mobile Application | Developed by Zetaton Software Developers

3D animation of the head’s exact movement during a swim

Most swimmers, including professionals, could improve on their head position & movement during swimming. This feature allows swimmers to view when they go for air & how. It shows their exact head movement throughout the entire swim.

Bluetooth (BLE) connection with the smart goggles and smart glasses

Providing Bluetooth (BLE) connectivity between mobile apps and low-powered silicon devices was a big hurdle to overcome. The battery life of the smart goggles and glasses lasts for several hours while providing connectivity only when needed.