Optimizing iOS performance & Bluetooth communication

The project’s primary goal was to bring DIMO’s iOS application up to par with its Android counterpart. Profiling and analysis revealed key performance bottlenecks and technical debt. Addressing these issues improved app responsiveness, Bluetooth communication, and overall reliability across devices.
By rewriting state management, rebuilding the Bluetooth protocol layer, and introducing a library of reusable components, the iOS app became faster, scalable, and far more stable, resulting in improved retention and user satisfaction.
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Introduced Git Flow for improved collaboration between firmware and mobile teams.
Enhanced CoreBluetooth handling and GATT service definitions for stable connections.
Built Arduino and Raspberry Pi testing setups to validate firmware edge cases.
Improved app performance with better caching, async tasks, and error-handling logic.

Through architectural refactoring and Bluetooth optimization, DIMO’s iOS app achieved major improvements in performance, retention, and user satisfaction while reducing error rates and improving firmware communication reliability.
22%
Increase in mobile user retention after UX improvements
50+
Reusable components built to improve maintainability and scalability
6 months
Duration of architecture, Bluetooth, and performance optimization project