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I am curious how complex it is to create an iOS specific MaterialTheme instance such that we can have a more native looking UI on each platform...

iOS design system is not Material at all… It’s not just colors, but also other design elements, behaviors, animations, effects, etc.

I understand that. But the sample code in shared is like so:
```@OptIn(ExperimentalResourceApi::class)
@Composable
fun App() {
    MaterialTheme {
    ```
Are you suggesting that this MaterialTheme is already adjusted  to look more like iOS when on iOS?

I don’t know for sure, but I guess it is not. Same theme as on Android, Desktop or any other platform, same components and their behaviors. With <https://m3.material.io/|M3> you can tune more aspects, but it’s still Material.

<@U2CL63DG9> I don't think Material will be eventually adjusted to match iOS-style(called Cupertino), in Flutter the user has the possibility to use `OS specific` widgets, like <https://docs.flutter.dev/development/ui/widgets/cupertino|this>, my guess will be that maybe in the future we could have something similar in Compose

For now I would be happy to be able to do something like expect/actual CustomTheme which would let me adjust colors, type, shapes between the two, but use the same composables in common. thanks.

&gt; iOS design system is not Material at all
Yup. I wonder why people want to use Material Design for iOS. I suppose the same people use the Roboto font in their iOS apps. :wink: