It's like flutter but instead of dart, haskell! Write native mobile apps in Haskell. This works similar to react native where we have tight bindings on the existing UI frameworks provided by android and IOS. This project cross-compiles a Haskell library to Android (APK) and iOS (static library / IPA), with a thin platform-native UI layer (Kotlin for Android, Swift for iOS). There is support for android wear and wearOS as well, because I personally want to build apps for those. IOS and Android support was just a side effect. Supports native: + android + android wearable + IOS + WearOS (IOS on wearables) The library fully controls the UI. This is different from say Simplex chat where they call into the library to do Haskell from dirty java/swift code. This library should've written all swift/java code you'll ever need, so you can focus on your sweet Haskell. NB: I uploaded this to hackage for the nice documentation, but I don't think this builds with just cabal. You want to use the nix harness. Although I'd like to get cabal to build stuff like this eventually, that's a really big undertaking.