If you're designing a mobile app, we're building Play for you. Play combines a familiar design canvas with the power of Apple's native iOS elements and a new approach to interaction design that is easy, powerful, and native.

Play · Design mobile apps with the power of iOS & SwiftUI

If you're designing a mobile app, we're building Play for you. Play combines a familiar design canvas with the power of Apple's native iOS elements and a new approach to interaction design that is easy, powerful, and native. 

Origami Studio is very powerful albeit harder to master. You can use camera, do API calls, use vibrator, the works. But the learning curve is steep. I made this there…

Anyone have experience with Origami Studio? I’m the type to look at videos of new or existing software for UI, UX, productivity and design and I stumbled on something that may be rivaled with Figma.

That was a relatively easy one but I have a lot of experience in Origami. Maybe 3-4 hours with the trial and error. If you know what to do, can take 30 minutes. Figuring out the logic takes time. It is completely free so dive in!

Jeezus this looks even better! I will have to look into this one for sure! I appreciate the help and the new resources 🙏🏼

You could try Play out! https://createwithplay.com

Yess! I think I like it. Definitely checking it out.

Haven’t tried this one, but Protopie has always been my top choice for prototyping :)

I’ve used Prototype before like 3 years ago, and I bet it got better. I might have to revisit it again tbh. Thank you!

Sweet! I got it💪🏽 I will play with that and take a look at Noodl. I’ve never heard of it before so that’s another rabbit hole imma explore! Thank you 🙏🏼

Definitely! Btw for sole iOS prototyping, there’s been this tool called Play. It’s in its early stage of development but I’ve been using it for my first project and apart from few bugs 🐛 it’s an absolutely amazing tool! https://createwithplay.com/

If you have a project that requires logic, it is a good fit. It is simply abstract coding by connecting nodes. Noodl is also similar but more for web applications. Origami uses the native tech on the phone.

Yes, when I was venturing a little bit ago on their site, it looks complex and the design mimics more powerful functions in it, but aye, I’m up to learn in my free time! That’s so dope! How long did that take to do?

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