diff --git a/.github/workflows/KMMBridge-publish.yml b/.github/workflows/KMMBridge-publish.yml
index 8a378ab..6bcef97 100644
--- a/.github/workflows/KMMBridge-publish.yml
+++ b/.github/workflows/KMMBridge-publish.yml
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-name: KMM Bridge/iOS Publish
+name: iOS Publish
 on:
   workflow_dispatch:
 #  push:
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 170b1c9..545c897 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1,109 +1,9 @@
-# KMMBridgeKickStart
+# KMMBridge With SKIE
 
-This is a sample of what a production app might look like when using
-[KMMBridge](https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridge/).
-It's intended to help get you started integrating a Kotlin Mutliplatform Mobile shared library into your production
-code.
+This is a template project for Kotlin Multiplatform using KMMBridge to publish Xcode Framework binaries and incorporating SKIE to help streamline the API design for calling from Swift.
 
-We created sample [Android](https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridgeKickStart-Android)
-and [iOS](https://github.com/touchlab/KMMBridgeKickStart-iOS) projects to illustrate
-a simple usage of this SDK.
+You can use the template as a great starting point for including shared Kotlin in your native mobile project.
 
-This is still a work in progress so some details might be changing. Feel free to open an issue if you see something that
-could be improved!
+## [The Template Docs](https://touchlab.co/kmmbridgeskie)
 
-## Structure
-
-This repository is split into the following modules:
-
-`allshared` only has iOS sources. It can include any iOS-specific API surface (e.g. callback wrappers around suspend
-functions) and exports `analytics` and `breeds` but not `database`. This is the module where KMMBridge is configured.
-
-`analytics` is a module to make analytics calls. This is often a thing teams try to integrate first when introducing
-KMM, so it can provide a template for introducing shared analytics into your own project.
-
-`breeds` is a model of a more complicated feature. It's structured around a `BreedRepository` which is able to list dog
-breeds and mark them as favorites. It also includes the storage logic. Because it lives in a separate module
-from `allshared` which is not exported, SqlDelight definitions are not unnecessarily exported to iOS.
-
-The Android repository consumes `breeds` amd `analytics` as separate modules, while the iOS repository consumes
-the `allshared` module via the published framework.
-
-## Usage
-
-### 1) Use This Template Repo to Create Your Kotlin Repo
-
-Click “Use Template”, give your repo a name, and create it.
-
-### 2) Edit GROUP
-
-Add a group string to your repo. You can open gradle.properties and edit GROUP.
-
-### 3) Publish A Build
-
-After the repo has been created and GROUP has been specified, go to “Actions” and run one of the available CI workflows.
-KMM Bridge/iOS Publish will build and publish just the iOS SDK. All Publish Will publish iOS and Android binaries.
-
-For more detailed info and for next steps see
-this [tutorial blog post](https://touchlab.co/quick-start-with-kmmbridge-1-hour-tutorial/).
-
-## SDK Initialization
-
-### Android
-
-Add dependencies in your build.gradle file
-
-```kotlin
-implementation("co.touchlab.kmmbridgekickstart:breeds:${VERSION}")
-implementation("co.touchlab.kmmbridgekickstart:analytics:${VERSION}")
-```
-
-Initialize the SDK in `onCreate` of your main `application` by calling
-
-```kotlin
-val sdkHandle = startSDK(analytics = AnalyticsImpl, context = this)
-```
-
-with your implementation of the `Analytics` interface and application context, keep returned `SDKHandle` to have access
-to the `CallbackBreedRepository` and analytics.
-
-(Optional) log the app start
-
-```kotlin
-sdkHandle.appAnalytics.appStarted()
-```
-
-Now you can inject the BreedRepository and Analytics classes into your ViewModel and use all its methods by using
-
-```kotlin
-sdkHandle.breedRepository
-sdkHandle.appAnalytics
-sdkHandle.breedAnalytics
-```
-
-### iOS
-
-Import the `allshared` module
-
-```
-import allshared
-```
-
-Initialize the SDK in `init` function in the `App` class
-
-```
-init() {
-    self.handle = StartSDKKt.startSDK(analytics: AnalyticsImpl))
-}
-```
-
-with your implementation of the `Analytics` interface.
-
-The `startSDK` function returns `SDKHandle` data class that holds the `CallbackBreedRepository` and analytics classes,
-which your View Model can use to access the data and functions.
-
-(Optional) log the app start
-
-```
-handle.appAnalytics().appStarted()
-```
+## [The Blog Post](todo)