Swift Start: Your First App Project Sprint

I am a senior in high school (17 or 18 years old), about to take my A-level exams in the UK. I am working on the OCR Computer Science independent project. I am implementing my project as an iOS app using XCode, Swift, SwiftUI. This will be my first large development project, so I'm relatively a beginner. I have already done the analysis and design for this project, so I am immediately starting with development. Between the dollar signs ($), here is the OCR mark scheme to get full marks for the development section of the project: $Provided evidence of each stage of the iterative development process for a coded solution relating this to the break down of the problem from the analysis stage and explaining what they did and justifying why. Provided evidence of prototype versions of their solution for each stage of the process. The solution will be well structured and modular in nature. Code will be annotated to aid future maintenance of the system. All variables and structures will be appropriately named. There will be evidence of validation for all key elements of the solution. The development will show review at all key stages in the process. Provided evidence of testing at each stage of the iterative development process. Provided evidence of any failed tests and the remedial actions taken with full justification for any actions taken.$ Between the ampersands (&), here is my project idea: & Idea & I am implementing this project using the agile methodology. I am breaking the project down into five 2-week sprints. Remember, I am an A-level student studying for many other courses, so I don't have a lot of availability each week. Specifically, each week I can approximately allocate five hours to the project. Give me the MVP for my idea that I can implement in the first 2-week sprint, with approximately 5 hours of availability each week. It should be immediately implementable in XCode, and after two weeks, I should be able to get users testing it to give me feedback. Make sure the scope of the sprint is not too ambitious