Swift95

Swift95 is a Windows 95-inspired component kit for SwiftUI. It brings classic controls, desktop-style workspaces, themes, and classic icons to native apps without giving up SwiftUI state, accessibility, or platform behavior.

📖 Documentation · 🧩 Components · 🔎 API reference

Usage

In Xcode, choose File → Add Package Dependencies and enter:

https://github.com/dimamishchenko/swift95

For a Package.swift dependency, use:

.package(url: "https://github.com/DimaMishchenko/swift95", from: "1.0.0")

Add the Swift95 product to your target, then use its components like ordinary SwiftUI views:

import Swift95
import SwiftUI

struct SaveButton: View {
  var body: some View {
    Button95("Save") {
      saveDocument()
    }
  }

  private func saveDocument() {}
}

Add the optional Swift95Icons product when you want the bundled classic icon set.

Swift95 requires Swift 6 and supports iOS and iPadOS 18 or later and macOS 15 or later.

Examples

Spotify ’95	Slack ’95	Finder ’95
Playlists, albums and a simulated player.	Mobile channels, messages and threads.	Folders, search and file details.

Run the catalog

Explore the components locally on Mac, iPhone, or iPad:

make generate
open Swift95.xcworkspace

Run Swift95Catalog for the component catalog, or Spotify95, Slack95 and Finder95 for the standalone example apps. For setup, 🚀 start with the complete guide.

Development

make generate       # Open Swift95.xcworkspace after generation
make format         # Format Swift sources
make check          # Lint, test, and build the apps
make website-dev    # Preview the website
make website-build  # Build and validate the complete documentation site

Run make help for individual checks and simulator overrides. CI skips native tests for documentation-only changes and publishes the website after checks pass on main.

Inspiration

• ClassicKit
• React95