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font-rounded (fontFamily 3 in core) maps to SwiftUI's .rounded design, next to serif and mono. Android has no rounded system face and keeps the default sans.
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Oct 4, 2026
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font-roundedclass (NativePHP/mobile-air#529, sent asfontFamily3) in SF Pro Rounded on iOS, through SwiftUI's.roundedfont design, right next to howfont-serifandfont-monoalready work.On Android there is no rounded system font, so the text keeps the default sans, the same as for any design Compose can't draw. Apps that want rounded text on Android can still bundle a rounded font and set it with
font="...".Why it helps: rounded numbers are the friendly look for scores, counters, timers and stats. On iOS it's a system font, so there is nothing to bundle and it follows Dynamic Type. Apps that don't use the class don't change.
Before / after, together with mobile-air#529 (iPhone 17 Pro simulator, iOS 26.5): on main,
font-roundedrenders likefont-sans; after, it is SF Pro Rounded: