I think it&#x27;s more likely that Google will support Swift on NDK.  That&#x27;s quite doable - there are already many other languages (C, C++, Rust, Haskell, Python) that will work on Android via NDK.  And Swift is LLVM-based, just like the existing C++ and Rust toolchains.<p>If you&#x27;ve ever done NDK programming, you&#x27;ll know that this brings with it it&#x27;s own set of hassles; it&#x27;s not at all like writing Android apps in Java.  But it could be quite useful for companies who have &quot;headless&quot; business logic that they want to share between iOS and Android.