Chain React
2026

Making React Native apps first-class citizens in iOS with App Intents

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App Intents are Apple's framework for exposing your app's actions and content directly to system experiences across iOS, watchOS, and beyond. You can think of them as the MCP for iOS apps: enabling Siri, Spotlight, widgets, and system intelligence to invoke functionality inside your app. But how you add this native functionality into your app With the enhancements that Apple is rumored to roll out to Siri, App Intents will change how users interact with apps. React Native apps shouldn't get left outside this change. The question is: how do you bring a JS-driven app into this interaction level that can’t run JavaScript?

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Making React Native apps first-class citizens in iOS with App Intents

30 min talk
60 min speaker panel
10 min lightning talk
30 min keynote
Talk by:

App Intents are Apple's framework for exposing your app's actions and content directly to system experiences across iOS, watchOS, and beyond. You can think of them as the MCP for iOS apps: enabling Siri, Spotlight, widgets, and system intelligence to invoke functionality inside your app. But how you add this native functionality into your app With the enhancements that Apple is rumored to roll out to Siri, App Intents will change how users interact with apps. React Native apps shouldn't get left outside this change. The question is: how do you bring a JS-driven app into this interaction level that can’t run JavaScript?

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