I haven't used Kivy in quite a while, so maybe this has changed, but as far as I know -- no, Kivy hasn't done something like this. In Kivy, everything looks like Kivy, regardless of what platform you're on, and you need to explicitly lay everything out, including whichever changes you want for a particular platform. Whereas with Toga, the UI is changed to match the user's expectations for that platform, automatically.
One example of this, as parent mentioned, is where the "quit" button is located. Different platforms put this in different places. Toga will automatically put it in the right one, depending on which platform you're on. Buttons will look like normal buttons on a Mac, but also like normal buttons on Windows -- depending on which platform you're on.
Hi! Do you know whether Kivy or Toga/BeeWare lets you access Android API? For example, I want my app to listen to BatteryManager's broadcasts [0]. Is it possible using any of these frameworks? (Or any other Python-centric framework?) I read that Toga supports background tasks, but it is not clear to me if I could use them to listen to Android broadcasts.
