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unoplatform/uno

Open-source platform for building cross-platform native Mobile, Web, Desktop and Embedded apps quickly. Create rich, C#/XAML, single-codebase apps from any IDE. Hot Reload included! 90m+ NuGet Downloads!!

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What it does

Uno Platform lets development teams write an app once and have it run on iPhones, Android devices, websites, Windows, Mac, and Linux — all from a single shared codebase rather than building separate apps for each platform. It's essentially a 'write once, run everywhere' toolkit that major companies like Toyota and Microsoft already rely on for important business applications.

Why it matters

For product teams, this dramatically cuts the cost and time of shipping to multiple platforms simultaneously, since you're maintaining one product instead of three or four — meaning faster launches, fewer engineering resources needed, and a consistent user experience across every device. With 130+ million downloads and enterprise-grade adoption, it's a proven approach that could significantly change how you think about platform expansion strategy.

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Stars
9.9k
Forks
849
Contributors
341
Language
C#
Category
Mobile

Score updated Feb 28, 2026

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