Convert iOS apps to Android
Mutata is the first framework that enables you to run Swift iOS applications on Android devices without rewriting your code.
Just Mutata your Xcode project and release it directly to Google Play Store.
Mutata is the first framework that enables you to run Swift iOS applications on Android devices without rewriting your code.
Just Mutata your Xcode project and release it directly to Google Play Store.
The Mutata Showcase app is an iOS application built using Xcode
that demonstrates how each iOS class/element and property is displayed in the Android OS.
You can download the Android version from Google Play and check out the GitHub project used convert the iOS app to Android.
Create and configure a UILabel, UIButton, UIImageView, UITableView, UICollectionView, UITextField, UITextView, etc. and display them on Android without having to know how Android Views, Buttons, RecyclerView, Adapters, etc. work.
Continue using the official Swift Firebase iOS SDK classes, and Mutata will automatically call the official native Android ones. Currently supported: Analytics, Authentication, Crashlytics, Realtime Database, Functions, Messaging Storage and Remote Config.
Every call to Apple’s StoreKit framework is automatically matched with the corresponding one of Google’s Billing Client API. Both Non-Consumable and Subscription products are supported.
Using a UINavigationController in Android will enable functionality similar to iOS with animations, NavigationBar but also use of the hardware back button. In addition, UITabBarController is fully implemented using UITabBar that is displayed like iOS.
NSLayoutConstraints are implemented using Android’s Constraint Layout. Mutata automatically sets needed Android Constraints to support all NSLayoutConstraint features. Guidelines are also utilized to set constraints with the Safe area.
Every Swift Foundation and Foundation Networking class is fully supported in Android. Use FileManager, URLSession or NSString methods directly in your Android app.
Create and configure a UILabel, UIButton, UIImageView, UITableView, UICollectionView, UITextField, UITextView, etc. and display them on Android without having to know how Android Views, Buttons, RecyclerView, Adapters, etc. work.
Continue using the official Swift Firebase iOS SDK classes, and Mutata will automatically call the official native Android ones. Currently supported: Analytics, Authentication, Crashlytics, Realtime Database, Functions, Messaging Storage and Remote Config.
Every call to Apple’s StoreKit framework is automatically matched with the corresponding one of Google’s Billing Client API. Both Non-Consumable and Subscription products are supported.
Using a UINavigationController in Android will enable functionality similar to iOS with animations, NavigationBar but also use of the hardware back button. In addition, UITabBarController is fully implemented using UITabBar that is displayed like iOS.
NSLayoutConstraints are implemented using Android’s Constraint Layout. Mutata automatically sets needed Android Constraints to support all NSLayoutConstraint features. Guidelines are also utilized to set constraints with the Safe area.
Every Swift Foundation and Foundation Networking class is fully supported in Android. Use FileManager, URLSession or NSString methods directly in your Android app.
Hundred.Agency can help you run and convert your iOS app to Android, and finally release it your Google Play Store account.
There is no need to rewrite your code for each platform or to have platform-specific code for the UI or native functionality. Mutata uses the Swift calls of the iOS frameworks, like UIKit and Alamofire, to run Android native code. You do not need to change your live iOS codebase; Mutata will release it directly to Google Play Store.
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Mutata brings most iOS Frameworks like Foundation, UIKit, WebKit, MapKit, Contacts, StoreKit, and a great deal of third party open-source plugins to Android. Both platforms now support the same features but, at the same time, maintain the native look and feel when needed. You can continue writing your iOS Swift app just like before, and Mutata will use the equivalent Android native classes when your code runs on Android.
Use the AVPlayer framework to play local and online audio and video files.
You can request access from CNContactStore and use CNContact to access and edit the Contacts. Users will see the native popup for Contacts permission.
Use WKWebView to display an Android WebView with a URL or custom HTML.
QRCodeReader.swift package is fully implemented in Mutata by using a QRCode Android plugin.
Play YouTube videos directly on Android by implementing the YouTube iOS SDK.
Call MBProgressHUD’s show and hide methods in order to display a spinner in your Android application.
If you have a Kotlin/Java codebase that you would like to call from your Swift code, this is also possible. Mutata will automatically create Mock Swift classes that will call the Kotlin code during runtime.
CircularSlider, KeychainAccess, KISSMetrics, Lottie, PromiseKit are some of our daily expanding list with 3rd party iOS frameworks that Mutata supports.
No, Mutata is an automated service/framework that directly compiles your Swift code for Android devices. There is no rewrite or generation of Kotlin/Java/Typescript code.
Yes, Mutata will read and load your @IBOutlet components, @IBActions and constraints, from the Interface Builder (.xib) and Storyboard files, precisely as iOS.
No, there is no need to have experience in Android development to use Mutata.
Sure! Mutata currently supports lots of open-source CocoaPods and Swift packages, and we are expanding the list on a daily basis, based on user requests.
Yes, we are! Mutata primarily uses the native Android Views and plugins to maximize compatibility and performance. In addition, native Android popups and integrations are used when needed, making the UX/UI feel similar to applications built using Kotlin/Java.
Of course! Except .apk, you can also generate Android App Bundles which can be uploaded directly to Google Play Store Console.
You use 1 credit every time you release a version of your iOS app to the Google Play Store using Mutata. You can use your credits pack for multiple applications.
Definitely! You can now release the applications built with Kodika No Code Builder to the Google Play Store.
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