---
title: "Integrate Whatfix Mobile SDK with MAUI (iOS)"
slug: "integrate-whatfix-mobile-sdk-with-maui-ios"
updated: 2026-01-13T08:05:30Z
published: 2026-01-13T08:05:30Z
canonical: "support.whatfix.com/integrate-whatfix-mobile-sdk-with-maui-ios"
---

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# Integrate Whatfix Mobile SDK with MAUI (iOS)

To create Whatfix Mobile in-app experiences on iOS apps built using MAUI (Multi-platform App UI), you need to first set up Whatfix Mobile.

- [Pre-requisite](/mobile/docs/integrate-whatfix-mobile-sdk-with-maui-ios#prerequisite)
- [Integration steps for MAUI iOS](/mobile/docs/integrate-whatfix-mobile-sdk-with-maui-ios#integration-steps-for-maui-ios)

### **Pre-requisite**

In some cases, MAUI applications require tagging specific elements with an AutomationId for precise screen element identification. This approach is also recommended for automation testing in MAUI applications.

Use the following code snippet for tagging iOS MAUI views:

```vbnet
<Button x:Name="randomizeButton"
        Text="Randomize"
        AutomationId="randomize_button_id"
        Clicked="OnRandomizeButtonClicked"
        HorizontalOptions="Center"
        VerticalOptions="Center" />
```

### Integration steps for MAUI iOS

Use the following steps to integrate the Whatfix Mobile SDK in your MAUI iOS project:

          Info

          

Ensure that you complete both the steps, to create and test the in-app experience in your integrated build.

#### Step 1: Integrate Whatfix Mobile SDK

**a. Add the Whatfix Mobile MAUI SDK dependency**

Add the Whatfix Mobile MAUI Library package from [nuget](https://www.nuget.org/).

Add the **LeapSDK.Maui.iOS** package from nuget to the Packages in your iOS specific project using the following command:

```javascript
dotnet add package LeapSDK.Maui.iOS --version 2.2.2
```

**b. Start the Whatfix Mobile SDK**

Start the Whatfix Mobile SDK using the following code snippet:

```csharp
namespace MyMauiApp;

        #if IOS
        using LeapSDK;
        #endif

        public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
        {

        public MainPage()
        {
        #if IOS
        Leap.Shared.Start("<API_KEY>");
        #endif
        }
        }
```

#### Step 2: Enable the Creator Mode in your app

To create in-app experiences in the Whatfix Mobile Studio, you have to enable the **Creator mode** in your app. This is done by integrating the Whatfix Mobile Creator SDK.

**a. Add dependencies**

> [!NOTE]
> Info:
> 
> - The Whatfix Mobile Creator Plugin must be removed before the app goes live on the Play Store.
> - While both Whatfix Mobile Creator SDK and Whatfix Mobile SDK need to be integrated in the development and testing versions, the production version should only have the Whatfix Mobile SDK.

Add the Whatfix Mobile MAUI Creator package from [nuget](https://www.nuget.org/).

Add **LeapCreatorSDK.Maui.iOS** package from nuget to the Packages in your iOS specific project using the following command:

```javascript
dotnet add package LeapCreatorSDK.Maui.iOS --version 2.2.2
```

**b. Start the Whatfix Mobile Creator SDK**

Start the Whatfix Mobile Creator SDK using the following code snippet:

```csharp
namespace MyMauiApp;

        #if IOS
        using LeapCreatorSDK;
        #endif

        public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
        {

        public MainPage()
        {
        #if IOS
        LeapCreator.Shared.Start("<API_KEY>");
        #endif
        }
        }
```

After integrating the code, you can start creating your in-app experience using Whatfix Mobile.