SwiftUI supports the following platforms:

  1. iOS: SwiftUI can be used to build user interfaces for iPhones and iPads running iOS.
  2. macOS: SwiftUI is compatible with macOS, allowing developers to create UIs for Mac desktop and laptop applications.
  3. watchOS: SwiftUI is supported on watchOS, enabling developers to build user interfaces for Apple Watch apps.
  4. tvOS: SwiftUI can be used to develop user interfaces for Apple TV applications.

SwiftUI’s compatibility varies across different versions of Apple’s operating systems. Here is a general overview:

  • iOS: SwiftUI was introduced with iOS 13, meaning it is compatible with iOS 13 and later versions.
  • macOS: SwiftUI was introduced with macOS Catalina (10.15), making it compatible with macOS Catalina and later versions.
  • watchOS: SwiftUI support began with watchOS 6, so it is compatible with watchOS 6 and subsequent versions.
  • tvOS: SwiftUI support was introduced with tvOS 13, making it compatible with tvOS 13 and newer versions.

It’s worth noting that while SwiftUI has backward compatibility with earlier iOS and macOS versions, certain features and capabilities may be limited or not available on older operating system versions.

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