Native connections
Work with window events, keyboard and pointer input, system pickers, and device services through common application interfaces.
← The stack
PART OF THE RAMP STACK
Native hardware & runtime
Maverick OSEvery device. The same possibilities.
Maverick OS is built to give Rust apps one shared set of native capabilities across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
PART OF THE RAMP STACKOne app, with the same possibilities wherever it runs. Maverick is designed to bring windows, input, media, files, clipboard access, sharing, and notifications together through a common runtime—across desktop and mobile.
Media foundations
Read images, manage audio and video timelines, control playback, and edit or export media using shared primitives.
Responsive by design
The runtime waits for native input and application changes. Idle interfaces do not need a constantly running frame loop.
A CLOSER LOOK
Same capabilities. Every device.
Build around the capabilities your app needs. Maverick is designed to carry that experience across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, with an interface that adapts to each screen.
↳ One shared runtime. Five platforms. App layouts shown are illustrative.
◈ Orbit ●
YOUR SPACE TO MAKEA little progress,
A little progress,
every day.
✓ Sketch something new
○ Make it your own
◈ Orbit ●
YOUR SPACE TO MAKEA little progress,
A little progress,
every day.
✓ Sketch something new
○ Make it your own
◈ Orbit ●
YOUR SPACE TO MAKEA little progress,
A little progress,
every day.
✓ Sketch something new
○ Make it your own
◈ Orbit ●
YOUR SPACE TO MAKEA little progress,
A little progress,
every day.
✓ Sketch something new
○ Make it your own
◈ Orbit ●
YOUR SPACE TO MAKEA little progress,
A little progress,
every day.
✓ Sketch something new
○ Make it your own
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