The development team at MobileXApps used a stack of technologies to create Livion. The app was built using Kotlin for Android and Swift for iOS, with the user interface designed using XML and the Android and iOS UI toolkits. The team also used a custom backend system to manage user data and provide workout routines.

Livion uses several frameworks and libraries to enhance its functionality and user experience. Some of the key frameworks and libraries used in the development include React Native, Firebase, and Google Maps API.

One of the main challenges that the development team faced was ensuring that the app was easy to use for both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts on both platforms. The team had to design a simple and intuitive interface that would allow users to set goals and track progress without needing any technical knowledge. This required a lot of user testing and feedback to make sure that the app met the needs of its users.
Another challenge was ensuring that the app was customizable. The team had to provide users with a variety of workout routines that could be customized to meet their specific needs and goals. This required a lot of collaboration with fitness experts and a deep understanding of exercise science.
Despite these challenges, the development team at MobileXApps was able to create an app that is both easy to use and customizable on both Android and iOS devices.

Livion provides users with a simple interface for setting fitness goals, with features such as progress tracking, workout scheduling, and nutrition tracking.