How iOS UI Components Behave in Real Apps
UI elements are deceptively hard to get right. A toast notification that delights in one app can feel intrusive in another; a modal that works on a settings screen can break the flow on a checkout. This library shows you elements where they live — embedded in the real user flows of top iOS apps — so you can judge implementation, not just appearance.
Compare iOS Element Variations Across Brands
Browse by element type to see dozens of variations of a specific component. Compare how Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music implement their carousels. See how Cash App, Revolut, and Robinhood handle their toast notifications. Study how Airbnb and Booking.com design their date pickers. These are the small decisions that collectively define whether an app feels well-made or rushed.
For Design Systems and Product Decisions
For designers building or documenting a design system, this is a ready-made reference library. For product teams debating a specific interaction, it's a shortcut to evidence-based decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What iOS UI elements are covered?
The library includes toasts, modals, bottom sheets, date pickers, carousels, tooltips, checkboxes, accordions, range sliders, segmented controls, action sheets, and many more.
Are elements shown on their own or within a full flow?
Within a full flow. Each element is tagged inside the context of a real user journey, so you can see when and how it's triggered — not just an isolated screenshot.
Can I find iOS 26-specific UI patterns?
Yes. As Apple introduces new UI patterns with each iOS release (Liquid Glass, new controls, etc.), the library captures how leading apps adopt them.
How do I find the best examples of a specific element like a bottom sheet?
Navigate to the element type, then filter by brand or category to narrow to the most relevant examples for your specific use case.