Finally, a beautiful and practical SwiftUI reference app!
I rarely write reviews, but UI Catalog for SwiftUI genuinely deserves one.
As someone who spends a lot of time building iOS apps with SwiftUI, I was surprised by how often I found myself opening this app throughout the day. What started as “I’ll just have a quick look” quickly turned into a permanent spot on my home screen.
There’s something incredibly satisfying about seeing SwiftUI components come to life instead of reading endless documentation. Being able to play with parameters, switch between light and dark mode, and instantly copy the corresponding SwiftUI code makes learning and prototyping feel effortless.
I really appreciate the philosophy behind it: no subscriptions, no ads, no accounts, and no tracking. You buy it once, and it simply does its job exceptionally well.
Whether you’re a beginner exploring SwiftUI, an experienced iOS developer working in Xcode, or a designer looking for inspiration, UI Catalog feels like a small hidden gem in the Apple ecosystem. It sparks ideas, saves time, and makes you want to explore what’s possible with native UI development.
This is one of those apps that makes you think: “Why didn’t this exist years ago?”
Can’t wait to see where it goes next.
Thanks to the genius who just made my life so much easier!
As someone who spends a lot of time building iOS apps with SwiftUI, I was surprised by how often I found myself opening this app throughout the day. What started as “I’ll just have a quick look” quickly turned into a permanent spot on my home screen.
There’s something incredibly satisfying about seeing SwiftUI components come to life instead of reading endless documentation. Being able to play with parameters, switch between light and dark mode, and instantly copy the corresponding SwiftUI code makes learning and prototyping feel effortless.
I really appreciate the philosophy behind it: no subscriptions, no ads, no accounts, and no tracking. You buy it once, and it simply does its job exceptionally well.
Whether you’re a beginner exploring SwiftUI, an experienced iOS developer working in Xcode, or a designer looking for inspiration, UI Catalog feels like a small hidden gem in the Apple ecosystem. It sparks ideas, saves time, and makes you want to explore what’s possible with native UI development.
This is one of those apps that makes you think: “Why didn’t this exist years ago?”
Can’t wait to see where it goes next.
Thanks to the genius who just made my life so much easier!
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