Across
all platforms.
Capy uses Zig's cross-compilation abilities in order to create an UI toolkit that runs on all major operating systems. There's no more hassle with different dev environments, you can compile from everywhere to anywhere.
Windows, Linux, Web supported. macOS and Android WIP. iOS planned.
Simple
Capy apps always have a true native look and feel on every platform. Your users won't have to bother with small behaviour differences compared to other apps. This makes a huge difference when discovering a software.
Native components
Capy always uses native UIs. This mean the user interfaces you make will always have the native look and feel of the target platform. When compiled for Windows, it looks like a Windows app. When compiled for Linux, it looks like a Linux app, and so on.
This provides OS-grade support for keyboard shortcuts, IME, accessibility. This ensures that even them obscure keyboard shortcuts from KDE to Windows still work.
In Your Language
Capy is made possible by Zig, featuring top-notch speeds and seamless cross-compilation. Most importantly, Capy exports a C API that can be used from any language (C, C++, Node / Bun, ...)