React Native Paper vs UI Catalog for SwiftUI

An example application of React Native Paper library. It shows available components and allows trying them out.

See SwiftUI components live. Copy the code. Ship faster. Now covering Map (MapKit) and Charts (Swift Charts), with interactive previews and real code for both. UI Catalog is the SwiftUI reference you'll open every day — browse or search, play with live previews, copy real code, and jump to Apple's official docs in one tap. Browse by category. Search as you type. A wide range of SwiftUI components on one scrollable screen, grouped by category — Controls, Layout, Navigation, Shapes, and more. A thumb-friendly search bar on the bottom filters instantly as you type. Now with Map and Charts v1.2 adds two of the most-requested frameworks. Explore MapKit's Map — annotations, markers, map styles, and camera position — and build Swift Charts with bar, line, area, and point marks, all from the same parameter playground, with copy-paste code for every configuration. See it live, not just described Open any component to an interactive Preview — the real SwiftUI view, running. Flip between light and dark, and tweak it from a parameter playground: toggle states, change colors, adjust values, and watch it update in real time. Copy code that matches what you see The Code tab generates a clean, syntax-highlighted SwiftUI snippet from your current playground settings — change a parameter and the code changes with it. One tap copies it, ready to paste into Xcode. One tap to the official docs Each component includes a direct link to Apple's official developer documentation, so deeper reading is never more than a tap away. Buy once. Use forever. Every competing catalog has a paywall, a subscription, or ads. This one has none of them — and it never touches your data. One-time purchase — no subscription, ever No advertisements anywhere in the app No account or login — open it and it just works No analytics, no tracking — everything stays on your device Who it's for Built for developers and designers who work with SwiftUI daily, and for product owners who want to see what's natively possible before writing a spec. This app is an independent reference tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple Inc. SwiftUI is a trademark of Apple Inc.