Initialize once
Run the installer, then initialize from the folder that contains your Xcode project.
pulse init --accent '#D9FE3E' --radius 10 Documentation · the Pulse way Less setup.
Less setup.
More signal.
PulseUI is a source-owned SwiftUI system. You choose the language of your interface, the CLI puts the exact pieces in your project, and you stay in control.
01From blank project
From blank project
to pulse.
No package archaeology. No folder choreography. The CLI reads the project you already have and prepares the native path.
Pick only what matters
Add source-owned components. Their dependencies are resolved for you and the app target is kept buildable.
pulse add button table chartCompose, don't configure
Use the public SwiftUI API directly. The theme is already attached at the app root and remains yours to edit.
ContentView().pulseTheme(pulse) 02 / principles The system has
The system has
a point of view.
Three decisions keep PulseUI expressive, native and genuinely useful in production.
SwiftUI
by default
by default
The foundation
It speaks the platform.
Pulse components feel at home because they use SwiftUI primitives and platform behavior first. Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, keyboard navigation and Reduce Motion are built into the API.
Glass
with intent
with intent
The restraint
Material is a role, not a costume.
Liquid Glass is reserved for navigation, toolbars, menus, floating actions and transient UI. Content stays sharp, calm and fast to scan.
Your code
your rules
your rules
The promise
Nothing disappears behind a runtime.
Pulse copies the source into your project. Inspect it, tune it, ship it. No opaque generator, no hidden design layer, no lock-in.
Ready when
your idea is.
Browse every component, tune the system in Studio, then ship the smallest useful surface.
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