SwiftUI
Apple's declarative UI framework for building interfaces across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS with a single codebase.
Discuss your projectSwiftUI lets us describe what a screen should look like for a given state, and the framework handles the rendering and updates — which means less boilerplate and fewer UI bugs compared to the older UIKit approach. Live previews in Xcode also speed up design iteration significantly.
We reach for SwiftUI on new iOS builds and on features layered into existing UIKit apps, since the two interoperate cleanly. It's especially effective for apps that need to look great across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch from one shared view layer.
How we use SwiftUI
New iOS app UI
Greenfield apps built entirely in SwiftUI for faster iteration and less UI code to maintain.
Multi-device Apple apps
One shared UI layer that adapts across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch.
UIKit modernization
Incrementally introducing SwiftUI views into an existing UIKit codebase without a full rewrite.
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