What's the state of rust for mobile development?

I've been digging around casually for the past few days, trying to figure out what the current state of rust mobile app development is. From what I can tell:

\- Developing mostly-rust mobile apps is totally possible

\- It sounds like there's a good amount of work to be done in the toward creating bindings to native libs

\- It looks like there are a number of libraries working toward this in various states of development and interop

\- Its seems like a rust mobile app has pretty cool UI possibilities: no reason your app couldn't bind to native ui frameworks, use webviews/language of web or implement a custom UI.

\- Nothing yet has the user-friendliness of \npx react-native init\\.

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So my questions are:

What crates/frameworks approaches have the most momentum/community support?

What's the least complicated path to a mostly-rust mobile app?

Is there a community of people working on bindings to native libraries, like CoreBluetooth, UIKit, etc?