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Creating iOS UIs using Qt Quick Example

This example demonstrates how to create native-looking iOS user interfaces using Qt Quick Controls with the iOS style.

Project Structure

├── main.cpp                # Application entry point
├── main.qml                # Main application window with navigation
├── HomePage.qml            # Home page view
├── TaskPage.qml            # Task page with date picker integration
├── SettingsPage.qml        # Settings page
├── NavBar.qml              # Custom navigation toolbar
├── Database.qml            # Singleton for local SQLite storage
├── qdatetimepicker.h       # Native iOS date picker (C++/Obj-C++ bridge)
├── qdatetimepicker.mm      # Native iOS date picker implementation
├── QtWS_iOSStyle.pro       # qmake project file
├── resources.qrc           # Qt resource file
├── qtquickcontrols2.conf   # Qt Quick Controls configuration
├── images/                 # UI assets (@1x, @2x, @3x)
└── LICENCES/               # License texts

Getting Started

To build and run this project, you will need Qt and an IDE (e.g. Qt Creator) installed on your computer. You can download Qt and Qt Creator from the Qt.io website.

Open QtWS_iOSStyle.pro in Qt Creator or a compatible IDE, select an iOS kit, then build and run the project.

Note that this example is iOS-only and requires a macOS host with Xcode installed.

Resources

If you need additional help, the following resources may be helpful:

Licensing Information

Copyright (C) 2026 Qt Group.
SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR GPL-3.0-only

Creating iOS UIs using Qt Quick is a practical example of building native-looking iOS applications using the Qt Quick Controls iOS style with native platform integrations.

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This is the example project used in the "Getting started with Qt for iOS" course.

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