Premium open-source SwiftUI templates to kickstart your iOS projects. Each template includes production-ready architecture, modern patterns, and real-world features—no toy examples.
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Not just examples—real architectures used in shipped apps. Proper error handling, state management, and testing patterns included.
Built with the latest SwiftUI APIs, SwiftData, CloudKit sync, and iOS 17+ features. Clean, idiomatic Swift throughout.
Comprehensive README, inline comments, and architecture decisions explained. Learn best practices while you build.
Each template is a starting point for a specific type of app. Clone, customize, and ship.
Complete authentication flows
Lightweight authentication starter with Sign in with Apple, biometric login (Face ID/Touch ID), mock email/password auth, and session management. Ready to connect to your backend.
iPhone ↔ Apple Watch sync
Reliable bi-directional sync between iPhone and Apple Watch. Includes sendMessage for real-time interactions and updateApplicationContext for background sync. Battle-tested on real devices.
Health data integration
Production-ready HealthKit integration with permissions, read/write operations for steps and heart rate, and a clean SwiftUI dashboard. Modular architecture makes it easy to add more health metrics.
App settings & onboarding
Modern settings and onboarding screens with dark mode, notifications, haptics, biometrics, and multi-language support (English, Turkish, Simplified Chinese). MVVM architecture included.
Complete tab-based app structure
Clean 4-tab layout with persistent session state, mock login flow, and modular structure. Perfect foundation for any tab-based iOS app with authentication.
These aren't academic examples—they're extracted from real production apps like HobbyIt, KetoDietPro, and The Company App. Patterns that work under real-world conditions.
Skip the boilerplate and architecture decisions. Start with proven patterns and focus on building your unique features instead of reinventing data layers.
Every template includes detailed documentation explaining architectural decisions, best practices, and trade-offs. Level up your SwiftUI skills.
Templates are updated as iOS evolves and as we discover better patterns in our client work. You get improvements and fixes continuously.
Yes. All SwiftUI templates are open source and available on GitHub under permissive licenses. You can use them in personal or commercial projects without attribution (though it's appreciated).
Templates are built with modern SwiftUI and typically require iOS 17 or later. Each template specifies its minimum deployment target in the README.
Yes. Most templates include CloudKit integration for data sync, local-first architecture with SwiftData or Core Data, and patterns for offline-first functionality.
Yes. If you need customization or consulting help, contact us. We can help you adapt these templates to your specific needs or build custom features on top of them.
Clone a template, customize it, and ship your iOS app faster. All templates are free, open source, and production-ready.