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Harley Thomas
Build UI components with SwiftUI
Learn SwiftUI with interactive examples and code snippets for components like Sliders, Toggles, Lists, and Grids. Explore foundational elements such as Colors, Fonts, Haptics, Gestures, Animation, SF Symbols, and Accessibility.
David Jacobsen
Test haptics, learn Swift, share code
Test feedback types on a single screen for comparison. View descriptions and use cases for all 9 types in Swift. Share code via Messages, email, or AirDrop. Access links for additional information. Supports dark mode and offers alternate icons.
Infinite Idea Machine LLC
Haptics for iOS apps
Create haptic feedback for apps using SwiftUI and UIKit. custom haptics with real-time previews. Generate code for integration. Add micro- to enhance user engagement.
Henrik Storch
Record haptic patterns and play them back
Create and edit custom haptic feedback patterns. Record real-time haptic sequences with adjustable intensity and sharpness. Export haptic files for use in apps. No coding required.
Konstantinos Meletiou
Create haptic files from animations and audio
Create custom haptic feedback for iOS apps using Lottie animations, videos, or audio. Design patterns with real-time previews on iPhone. Export .ahap files for Core Haptics integration without coding.
Chunxia Li
Try haptics, view code, implement feedback
IOS developers can test all built-in haptic feedbacks on iPhone. Copy and share Swift code for any haptic type. Supports dark mode and latest iOS. No ads or account required.
Ivan Obodianskyi
On iOS devices
Haptic provides tools to impact, notification, and selection with adjustable intensity and patterns. Users can experiment with different styles. Real-time graphs display haptic intensity for adjustment and analysis.
Keyhan Mortezaeifar
, share code, organize favorites
Explore and iOS and watchOS haptic feedback patterns. Interact with default haptic patterns, favorite and organize them. Share Swift code snippets for integration. Use Apple Watch companion to feel directly.
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