NativeLaunch: New uniWind UI Version

NativeLaunch now includes a new alternative UI version built with uniWind and HeroUI Native.

This update does not replace the existing NativeWind setup — instead, it gives you another option to choose from depending on your preferences and project needs.

What’s new

• uniWind for styling — a modern utility-first styling solution focused on a native-first experience
• HeroUI Native components — a clean, consistent component set designed specifically for React Native
• A separate UI branch, allowing you to compare approaches and pick what fits your workflow best

Why uniWind + HeroUI Native

I wanted to explore an alternative styling and component setup that feels closer to native platforms while still keeping a familiar utility-based workflow.

After integrating uniWind and HeroUI Native into a real Expo app, the experience has been surprisingly smooth and pleasant to work with — especially in terms of layout composition, theming, and overall developer ergonomics.

NativeWind is still supported

If you’re already using NativeWind, nothing changes for you. The original setup remains fully supported and maintained.

The uniWind version is simply an additional option for those who want to experiment with a different UI stack inside NativeLaunch.

How to try it

The uniWind + HeroUI Native version is available in a dedicated branch and can be explored alongside the default setup.

If you’re building a React Native or Expo app and want flexibility in how your UI layer is structured, this new option should give you more room to choose what works best for you.