Config Plugin to setup Apple targets
Voltra lets React Native developers build native iOS Live Activities, Dynamic Island layouts, and widgets as React components without writing Swift. It supports hot reload, push updates, and includes a config plugin that wires everything automatically.
A Flutter plugin to use iOS 16.1+ Live Activities ⛹️ & iPhone Dynamic Island 🏝️ features
Enable iOS's live activities on React Native with Expo Modules. It can be start from the server with APNs
Where iOS development actually breaks: Dynamic Island, CallKit, HealthKit, APNs, ReplayKit. Every wall hit on a real device — and most of them fail silently. Docs in Chinese, written to be handed to your AI.
Claude Code usage in your iPhone's Dynamic Island 🏝️ Live burn rate, token count, and 5-hour block countdown — no server, no paid Apple account. Mac logs → private gist → Live Activity, with Clawd the mascot hopping along.
Live Activity Realtime Polls SwiftUI App Built with Firebase, APNS
iOS Live Election Results Demo App using Live Broadcast API
iOS Live Activity implementation using expo-apple-targets for React Native iOS apps
React Native App with Formula 1 statistic
Source code for an example of Live Activity implementation.
Real-time synced lyrics on CarPlay and the lock screen for whatever's playing in Apple Music or Spotify. Built with iOS 26 Live Activities.
Native iOS client for agentic coding CLIs — join, watch and steer a live agent session from your phone, sealed end-to-end. First integration: oh-my-pi (omp).
Pocket command center for Claude Code — Dynamic Island approvals, workspace switching, an Overseer session, and Obsidian daily logs. Inspired by slopus/happy (MIT).
Your agents, reporting in. Stream any script's live status to your Dynamic Island, widgets, and menu bar. Open source, self-hostable.
Pin a message with Live Activities
Add a description, image, and links to the live-activity topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the live-activity topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."