Stuart Technologies
SwiftUI Development the modern way.
Native iPhone and Mac experiences that feel at home on the device, with a maintainable foundation for future releases.
Current patterns
Build with SwiftUI's model.
The problem
Older Apple-platform code often brings UIKit-era assumptions into SwiftUI. That can lead to manual main-thread dispatching, overgrown view models, and navigation patterns that are harder to maintain than they need to be.
How we build
We build with the patterns Apple actually ships: @Observable, SwiftData, NavigationStack, structured concurrency with async/await, and Swift 6 strict sendability. Apps that compile clean under strict mode and stay that way.
Maintainability, not aesthetic preference.
Fewer bugs, easier onboarding, and apps that don't need a full rewrite when Apple updates their frameworks.
In · out
Platforms
Every Apple platform.
iOS & iPadOS
iPhone and iPad with adaptive layouts and platform-specific interactions.
macOS
Catalyst and native Mac apps with menu bars, keyboard shortcuts, and document-based workflows.
watchOS
Complications, workout sessions, and HealthKit-powered Watch apps.
visionOS
Spatial computing apps for Apple Vision Pro using RealityKit and volumetric windows.
SwiftUI built carefully.
Whether you're starting fresh or modernizing an existing app, let's talk about what clean SwiftUI looks like for your project.