I’ve been building iOS apps for a while, and one thing that’s always slowed me down is designing UI from scratch screen by screen, component by component. It adds up quickly, especially when all you want is to validate an idea or ship something fast.
So I built SwiftViews, a platform that offers a growing collection of free SwiftUI templates—things like onboarding screens, login forms, home screens, settings, and more.
The idea is simple: speed up development by giving developers (especially indie devs and early-stage builders) ready-made building blocks. It’s all free for now. My goal is to hit 500 screens before the end of the year.
I genuinely believe the way we build apps is changing. Between AI tools and better code-sharing platforms, I think shipping polished apps shouldn’t take months anymore.
Would love any feedback, suggestions, or thoughts. Thanks!
ajagatobby•8h ago
I’ve been building iOS apps for a while, and one thing that’s always slowed me down is designing UI from scratch screen by screen, component by component. It adds up quickly, especially when all you want is to validate an idea or ship something fast.
So I built SwiftViews, a platform that offers a growing collection of free SwiftUI templates—things like onboarding screens, login forms, home screens, settings, and more.
The idea is simple: speed up development by giving developers (especially indie devs and early-stage builders) ready-made building blocks. It’s all free for now. My goal is to hit 500 screens before the end of the year.
I genuinely believe the way we build apps is changing. Between AI tools and better code-sharing platforms, I think shipping polished apps shouldn’t take months anymore.
Would love any feedback, suggestions, or thoughts. Thanks!