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ComposeBridge
ComposeBridge – Live-edit Jetpack Compose from a real device
ComposeBridge lets you edit Jetpack Compose UI on a real Android device — no Gradle rebuilds. • Tap any Composable to inspect its source • Tweak colors, dimensions, paddings live (<50ms) • Persist back to Kotlin source with a single-line git diff • Generate full Compose screens from JSONFeatured in Android Weekly #746. Kotlin 2.1.20+ / Compose 1.7.3+ / Python 3.10+ / Tree-sitter Apache 2.0 · v0.3.0
I built ComposeBridge because I was tired of the 30-second Gradle wait just to tweak a padding or a color in Jetpack Compose.
What it does: • Tap any Composable on your phone • Edit colors, dimensions, paddings live (<50ms) • Persist changes back to Kotlin source with a single-line git diff • Generate full Compose screens from a JSON schema • Zero rebuilds
Status: v0.3.1 — early, not production-ready. But the core loop works end-to-end.
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“ComposeBridge – Live-edit Jetpack Compose from a real device”
ComposeBridge was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #122 on the daily leaderboard. ComposeBridge lets you edit Jetpack Compose UI on a real Android device — no Gradle rebuilds. • Tap any Composable to inspect its source • Tweak colors, dimensions, paddings live (<50ms) • Persist back to Kotlin source with a single-line git diff • Generate full Compose screens from JSONFeatured in Android Weekly #746. Kotlin 2.1.20+ / Compose 1.7.3+ / Python 3.10+ / Tree-sitter Apache 2.0 · v0.3.0
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جلال عباس
👋 Hey Product Hunt!
I built ComposeBridge because I was tired of the 30-second Gradle wait just to tweak a padding or a color in Jetpack Compose.
What it does:
• Tap any Composable on your phone
• Edit colors, dimensions, paddings live (<50ms)
• Persist changes back to Kotlin source with a single-line git diff
• Generate full Compose screens from a JSON schema
• Zero rebuilds
Status: v0.3.1 — early, not production-ready. But the core loop works end-to-end.
Stack: Kotlin 2.1.20+ / Compose 1.7.3+ / Python 3.10+ / Tree-sitter
License: Apache 2.0
📰 Featured in Android Weekly Issue #746: https://androidweekly.net/issues/issue-746
I'd love your feedback — especially from Android/Kotlin devs.
GitHub: https://github.com/JALAL591/compose-bridge
Demo (38s): https://youtu.be/Hywyq7cBdDM
AMA — happy to answer anything!