Overview

Native SDK is a revolutionary toolkit designed to empower developers in building high-performance, native desktop applications without sacrificing expressive UI. It merges the declarative authoring experience of web technologies with true native rendering, eliminating the need for browsers, WebViews, or JavaScript runtimes within your final binaries. Leverage the elegance of .native markup and the power of plain TypeScript (or Zig) compiled directly to native code for a seamless development workflow.

Key Features

• Native Rendering Engine: Draws every pixel directly into real OS windows, ensuring optimal performance and a genuine native look and feel.
• Declarative UI: Author interfaces using a familiar .native markup language, offering a clean and intuitive way to describe your application's visual structure.
• TypeScript/Zig Core: Write application logic in plain TypeScript or Zig, compiled to native code at build time for maximum efficiency.
• No Runtime Overhead: Release builds are lean, self-contained binaries with no embedded interpreters or parsers, resulting in small executable sizes.
• Hot Reloading: Experience instant feedback with live updates to your application window as you edit your code, preserving application state.
• Predictable State Management: Employs a clear model-message-update loop for explicit, inspectable, and easy-to-reason-about state changes.
• AI-Integrated Workflow: Built with AI agents in mind, enabling them to interact with your app for testing, automation, and more.
• Rich Component Library: Ships with a comprehensive set of pre-designed components that offer considered typography, spacing, and color for beautiful UIs out-of-the-box.
• Customizable by Design: Easily tailor your app's identity through design tokens, allowing for wholesale theme replacements.

Typical Use Cases

Native SDK is ideal for a wide range of desktop applications, including:

• Productivity Tools: Build robust and responsive applications like note-taking apps, editors, and task managers that feel fluid and native.
• Media Players: Create performant audio or video players with rich interfaces and excellent responsiveness.
• Utility Applications: Develop small, efficient tools and utilities that require minimal dependencies and fast startup times.
• Data Visualization and Dashboards: Craft interactive charts and dashboards that render smoothly and efficiently.
• Cross-Platform Applications: Target macOS, Linux, and Windows with a unified codebase, leveraging native UI elements where appropriate.