Your daily reminder to protect your skin.
Did you know that sunscreen is a much-needed but rarely used everyday essential?
Or that 90% of skin aging is caused by daily sun exposure?
And yes, all skin tones need sunscreen and can develop skin cancer.
Whether you're new to SPF or a daily devotee who forgets to reapply, Reapply is designed to help you build sun-safe habits that last.
- Morning reminders to apply sunscreen before you start your day
- Smart reapplication reminders throughout the day
- UV Index awareness using your current location
- Sunscreen reviews and eco-friendly product recommendations
- Educational tips on skin care, sun damage prevention, and reef-safe sunscreen usage
- Language: Swift
- Platform: iOS 16+
- Package Manager: CocoaPods
- Current Version: 1.8
- App Store: Reapply on iOS
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Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/reapply.git cd reapply -
Install dependencies via CocoaPods:
pod install
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Open the workspace:
open Reapply.xcworkspace
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Configure API keys:
The app uses a property list file to store configurable keys such as third-party URLs and tokens.
- Locate a file named
APIKeys.plistin the project Configuration directory. - Fill in the appropriate values for your build environment (or leave blank to run with limited functionality).
- Locate a file named
This project requires WeatherKit to function correctly.
- WeatherKit is used to access UV data essential to the app’s features.
- You must configure WeatherKit access through your own Apple Developer account to build and run the app properly.
- To enable WeatherKit:
- Register your app’s Bundle Identifier with WeatherKit through the Apple Developer Portal.
- Ensure your Apple Developer account has an active WeatherKit subscription (free tier available).
- Enable the WeatherKit capability in your Xcode project Signing & Capabilities settings.
Without properly configured WeatherKit access, the app will build but may not function correctly at runtime.
Reapply uses features like iCloud and push notifications in the production App Store version.
For this public repository:
- iCloud services have been disabled in the project settings to simplify local setup.
- You can build and run the app without needing an Apple Developer account or provisioning profile.
- If you wish to re-enable iCloud functionality, you must:
- Add your own iCloud container in Apple Developer settings.
- Update the entitlements file (
SPFReminder.entitlements) accordingly. - Enable iCloud services under Signing & Capabilities.
This allows the public version to remain fully buildable without special configuration.
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).
You are free to use, share, and adapt the code for personal and educational purposes, but commercial use is strictly prohibited.
This project is being actively iterated on internally.
Stay tuned for contribution guidelines in a future release!
If this app has helped you build a better SPF habit or you have feedback, we'd love to hear from you!