SwiftPieces
Build beautiful native apps with open-source SwiftUI components.
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Swift Pieces provides designed open-source SwiftUI components with built-in motion, haptics, and states for iOS 17 and up. Each component comes in a single Swift file that you can copy directly, add via the CLI, or integrate using your AI coding agent.
The library is built for iOS developers looking to add polished interactions like swipe decks, glass menus, floating docks, and scrubbable charts into their native applications without adding complex run-time dependencies.
Developers can easily browse the library of free pieces or utilize the Pro screens, app templates, and build kits to accelerate their native app development workflow.
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