Both Android and iOS offer "bottom sheets," but with slight variations. Android's bottom sheet pops up to display either a list of actions or shareable apps, activated by tapping a button or overflow icon. iOS calls it an "action sheet," presenting a list of actions that slide in from the bottom. Android uses this feature for supplementary content, while iOS aims to provide a set of related but optional tasks.^[[1]]

Though the names differ, the core function is similar: providing users with an unobtrusive way to access more options without disrupting the current app context. Both are handy tools in mobile design where screen space is precious.