Welcome to pyxpo

You write screens as Python functions that return components. State lives in hooks. Files in the app/ folder become routes. pyxpo runs your code in a real CPython 3.13.7 interpreter inside the app and draws real UIKit and Android views. There is no web view. The same code also runs as a native desktop app and, through Pyodide, in the browser.

from pyxpo import Text, View

def Index():
    return View(Text("Hello from Python"), style={"padding": 24})

default = Index

What you get

• Components and APIs with React Native names: View, Text, FlatList, Alert, Platform, Linking and many more.
• Hooks: useState, useEffect, useReducer, useContext and the rest, plus use_async for async work.
• Themes and responsive layout: light and dark themes in StyleSheet.create, breakpoints in any style, and Container, Row, Col and Grid layouts.
• A file-based router with Stack, Tabs and Drawer layouts, dynamic routes and deep links.
• Native modules as pip packages, for photos, files, secure storage, sharing and more.
• App config in pyproject.toml and config plugins in Python, so you rarely need to touch native files.
• One CLI to create, run with hot reload, build, and prebuild native projects, for iOS, Android, desktop and web.

Where to go next