SwiftUI
How vibe coders and indie builders use SwiftUI: 436 projects built with it and 5 built for it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
436
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
2.7%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
-2%
Add-ons built for it
5
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- Swift 111
- SwiftData 74
- Supabase 47
- iCloud 45
- StoreKit 44
- Claude Code 40
- CloudKit 37
- Cloudflare 23
What's built with it
Latest projects built with SwiftUI
- Faria — Blocks selected distracting apps until a reading goal is met and answers spoken questions about words or passages while reading a physical book.“I built a reading app to help me stay accountable and remember what I read”
- Plume — Lets users write daily journal entries on iPhone, iPad and Mac.“I built a journaling app for iPhone, iPad and Mac in SwiftUI.”
- SkyPost — Lets users send hand-drawn photo postcards with voice notes to chosen locations on a 3D globe, and comment only when physically near a post.“I built SkyPost: An iOS app to send hand-drawn voice postcards to target locations on a 3D Earth — where anyone can explore globally, but commenting requires being there physically!”
- Copy — Stores everything copied on a Mac and shows it as a searchable shelf of cards for pasting back.“I built a free, open source clipboard manager for macOS. It shows everything you copied as a shelf of cards.”
- Screen Night — Tracks TV shows a user watches, shows when the next episodes air, and lets invited friends see each other's viewing.“Screen Night - A private TV tracker I've built since August, having never written Swift”
- VaultAudit — Tracks subscriptions by reading screenshots of receipts or Apple subscription pages on-device, without bank connections.“My side project: a subscription tracker that never asks for your bank login. You just screenshot receipts.”
- Ripples — Plays a Lights Out style logic puzzle where tapping a pool flips it and its four neighbours across graded wave levels.“I built a one-rule puzzle game solo: tap a pool, it flips its neighbours, drain the board”
- Locals — Lets users map the places and countries they have visited and share personal spot recommendations with friends on a map.“I built a map to track your travels and share real spots with friends”
- ArtFinder — Maps street art, murals and sculptures that users pin with photos, ratings and notes, alongside nearby museum and verified art locations.“I built a map app for finding street art, murals and hidden sculptures — would love feedback”
- Hollow — Scans a disk and draws every file as a shaded rectangle sized by its space on disk, with filters, Quick Look, Trash with undo, and a CLI.“I built a GrandPerspective-style disk visualizer for Apple silicon that scans my home folder in 5 seconds”
- GLPMGR — Tracks GLP-1 medication doses, food protein and progress photos on-device without requiring an account.“I built a privacy-first GLP-1 medication tracker in SwiftUI: iPhone, iPad, Watch, widgets, no account”
- terminal lift — Logs gym workouts and sets without requiring a subscription.“terminal lift: a no-subscription gym workout tracker with a terminal aesthetic”
- Bookidoro — Shows a short reading overlay of one to five pages from the user's book queue when a work break starts, instead of phone scrolling.“I built a native Mac app to stop my phone doomscrolling habit during work breaks. 2 months in, I’ve read 4 books & just added iCloud sync.”
- DefaultBrowserChanger — Switches the macOS default browser from a menu bar icon or global shortcut so links open in the chosen browser.“I got tired of external links opening in the wrong browser while juggling AI & work sessions, so I built a 1-click menu bar changer in pure Swift”
- Vory — Gives an iPhone chat and remote-control client for self-hosted Hermes agent gateways, with bot avatars, approval prompts and group chats.“Vory: an iPhone app for your self-hosted Hermes agents (public beta, open source)”
Latest add-ons built for SwiftUI
- With Animation — Lets users browse SwiftUI animation components in the browser and tweak their parameters like speed, colors, and spring values with instant preview.“I built a website to explore, tune, and learn from SwiftUI animations in the browser”
- Monad Design — Lets developers select or annotate a running iOS or Expo app's UI so coding agents can edit the source, rebuild, and compare real implementation variants.“I made a visual workflow where the running iOS app becomes the canvas”
- Monad Design — Lets coding agents edit source code of a running iOS app by annotating UI in Simulator and comparing source-backed design variants.“I wanted coding agents to edit the app I was actually looking at”
- I got tired of AI agents… — Supplies current SwiftUI API guidance and context to AI coding agents so they write modern SwiftUI code.“I got tired of AI agents writing 2019-era SwiftUI, so I wrote a 50k-line context layer for them”
- SwiftCanvas — Lets users visually design SwiftUI screens in a browser, preview navigation, and export them as SwiftUI code or Xcode projects.“Built a tool to design SwiftUI visually and export them as Xcode projects. Looking for feedback!”