A customizable ring progress view for iOS and tvOS, similar to the Apple Watch Activity app.
MKRingProgressView is a Swift library that provides a customizable ring-shaped progress view for iOS and tvOS applications. It mimics the visual style of the Apple Watch Activity app rings, allowing developers to display progress, activity, or completion metrics in a circular format. It solves the need for an easy-to-integrate, performant, and visually consistent progress indicator that matches modern Apple design aesthetics.
iOS and tvOS developers building apps that require visual progress tracking, such as fitness, productivity, or utility applications, especially those targeting an Apple Watch-like interface.
Developers choose MKRingProgressView for its simplicity, performance optimizations, and high degree of customization—it supports animations, color gradients, shadow effects, and overflow values while being compatible with Interface Builder and major dependency managers like CocoaPods, Carthage, and Swift Package Manager.
⭕️ Ring progress view similar to Activity app on Apple Watch
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Supports Interface Builder setup and all major dependency managers like CocoaPods, Carthage, and Swift Package Manager, reducing setup time and simplifying project configuration.
Allows detailed control over colors, ring width, line end styles, and shadows, enabling precise visual matching to app designs, as highlighted in the README with examples for startColor and ringWidth.
Provides tunable parameters such as gradientImageScale and allowsAntialiasing to balance visual quality and rendering efficiency, with the README offering specific tips for better performance in different scenarios.
Mimics the Apple Watch Activity rings, offering a visually appealing and instantly recognizable progress indicator that aligns with modern iOS aesthetics, as shown in the example images.
Only supports iOS and tvOS, excluding watchOS and macOS, which restricts its use in broader Apple ecosystem apps without additional bridging or custom code.
To achieve optimal performance, developers must manually adjust settings like reducing gradientImageScale or disabling antialiasing, which can degrade visual quality, as admitted in the README's performance section.
Focused solely on ring progress views, so for apps requiring diverse UI elements, separate libraries or custom components are necessary, increasing integration complexity and dependency management.