this is Skip you're looking at the code for travel bookings one of the skip sample apps and if you're an iPhone developer this looks pretty boring it's a standard modern Swift and Swift UI iPhone app in the standard xcode IDE if we build it it launches in the iPhone simulator as expected but what you would definitely not expect is to see this standard iOS code launching as an Android app as well skip takes your Swift and Swift UI source and translates it into the equivalent fully native Android app it does this in real time on every build so if we change the name of our home screen there and make our city list searchable when we rebuild the code we'll see those changes reflected in both apps if we take a closer look at these simulators you can see that the apps aren't pixel identical skip uses the native UI toolkits on each platform for the best possible user experience that means iOS users are seeing your Swift UI in action and Android users are seeing an equivalent jetpack compos interface users get the native uis they're used to not uncanny valy replicas we see a good example of this in the time picker which is fairly different across the two platforms let's set a couple of favorites and then visit the favorites tab here we can rearrange or delete from our list of favorite cities because skip uses your native Swift UI on the iPhone and translates into native cotlin and compos on Android it's trivial to integrate platform controls here we've integrated Apple Maps on the iPhone and Google Maps on Android right in line you can even tie in to Native themes so that is Skip One iOS codebase two fully native apps delivered to the entire mobile market with an iPhone First Development strategy that doesn't force you to compromise on user experience visit our website at skip. tools to find out more and get started