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I will migrate your ios app from uikit to swiftui
Charles DPLV
About this gig
Still maintaining an app in UIKit and want to move to SwiftUI? I migrate your iOS app to modern SwiftUI, screen by screen, so it's easier to maintain and faster to build on.
I'm a 2x Apple Swift Student Challenge winner (2024 & 2025) with 4 years of SwiftUI, including a real UIKit-to-SwiftUI migration on a production app.
What you get:
- Your UIKit screens rebuilt in clean, modern SwiftUI
- Same behavior and design, better code underneath
- A gradual, safe migration (UIKit and SwiftUI can coexist during the move)
- Full source code included
- Clear updates at every step
How it works:
- Share your app and which screens you want migrated.
- I review the codebase and send a custom quote and timeline.
- I migrate, you review, we ship.
Migrations depend heavily on your codebase, so message me before ordering and I'll scope it and send a tailored offer.
Let's bring your app to modern SwiftUI.
Get to know Charles DPLV
Charles DPLV
Developpeur Mobile IOS
- FromFrance
- Member sinceJun 2026
Languages
French, English
Double winner of the Apple Swift Student Challenge (2024 & 2025), I have had my technical expertise and creativity recognized by Apple on a global level. With 4 years of specialized experience in SwiftUI, I master development standards to build smooth, robust, and maintainable applications.
Whether you have a technical question or simply want to discuss your project, I would be happy to chat with you.
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FAQ
Do we have to migrate the whole app at once?
No. UIKit and SwiftUI work side by side, so I can migrate screen by screen. That keeps your app shippable throughout and spreads the work at a pace that suits you.
Will the app look and behave the same after migration?
That's the goal — same design and behavior for your users, with cleaner, more modern code underneath. If you'd like improvements along the way, we can plan those too.
What do you need to start a migration?
Access to your existing project (repo or Xcode project) and which screens or flows to migrate first. I review the codebase before quoting so the scope is realistic.
Why move from UIKit to SwiftUI at all?
SwiftUI is faster to build on, easier to maintain, and where Apple is heading. Migrating cuts long-term maintenance and makes future features quicker to add.
