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I tried out the app on the phone and it looked really nice but now it keeps crashing on startup. Both on my phone and my iPad.

This app has so much potential! It has all the features needed to design on the iPad however the UI is very outdated and hard to understand especially the layer panel. I hope in the near future you start to focus on the UI. Once that happens this will be a 5 star app!

Such a useful app, nice middle-ground between figma and Xcode for UI design in SwiftUI

Doesn’t support charts or many of the new elements app feels like it’s on life support as it’s still feature outdated wwdc content

Just discovered this tool and found it to be so incredibly intuitive that I believe it should be one of the first things to install when you get a Mac device as a developer. Rapid prototyping, easy to use interface, and it's garnered a community that share design inspirations; this is definitely a must have app to get.

Built in a way that does the trick for a minimum viable project and is unparalleled.

I'm expierencing multiple crashes and freezes whenever I use the app. I tried reinstalling to no avail. It was a great way to design and prototype SwiftUI applications.

Still using this app! My employer's team and I are still on UIKit :( Been using this for personal use and its great. Ya'll rooock!

Most apps in this category clutter their menus with every possible widget you might need - buttons, navbars, modal views, etc. While some of those are useful, most can be quickly thrown together with a rounded rectangle here and there, occasionally a shadow or blur view at worst. This app nails the selection of primitives you might end up needing to build most any UI prototype. It's very limited and at first it may feel constraining, but over time you learn to ignore the urge to find 'the exact right component' and just blaze through UI prototypes with a few basic elementary shapes layered on top of each other. This works wonderfully for producing high quality mockups of your interface that you can export as SwiftUI, but obviously isn't really viable to ship as part of your app without substantial cleanup. That's okay! You shouldn't expect this tool to do that for you. Love the simplicity.

I asked around for a tool like this and other devs scoffed. I mean I know I could fiddle through random settings and try to stumble on what looks good. However as someone new to SwiftUI this lets me try many options and different styles quickly without firing up Xcode. It's a huge timesaver. I'd love to see more code hooks, for example specify variable names, break components into reusable pieces for example list rows, Swift Charts integration? This is really the missing piece for Xcode as far as I'm concerned. I will be upgrading mostly to support the devs since the free tier with five files is already quite generous.