Templates
Browse a curated collection of modern UI templates for diverse app categories. Save hours of prototyping.
SF Symbols Included
Access to over 5,000 SF Symbols to use in your designs.
Generate SwiftUI Code
Generate SwiftUI code that works out of the box in Xcode. Clean, readable, and native.
AI Design Assistant
Prompt DockUI to generate UI, then edit any selected component with follow-up instructions. Iterate on spacing, hierarchy, and style in seconds.
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SwiftUI Export
Get production-ready SwiftUI code that works out of the box in Xcode. Clean, readable, and native.
Template Library
Access a curated collection of modern UI templates for diverse app categories. Save hours of prototyping.
Native Performance
Built with standard SwiftUI components ensuring maximum performance and full accessibility support.
FAQ
What is DockUI?
DockUI is a SwiftUI template library and visual design tool for building app interfaces and exporting clean SwiftUI code.
Can I export production-ready SwiftUI code?
Yes. DockUI exports readable SwiftUI code designed to drop directly into your Xcode project.
Does DockUI include SF Symbols support?
Yes. You can browse and use thousands of SF Symbols while building your UI in DockUI Studio.
Where can I download DockUI?
You can download DockUI from the Apple App Store using the Download buttons across the site.
Can I use DockUI templates in production apps?
Yes. DockUI is built for real app workflows and exports practical SwiftUI code you can adapt for production use.
Does DockUI work for onboarding, dashboards, and paywalls?
Yes. The template library includes common app patterns like onboarding flows, analytics cards, subscription views, and utility components.
How does AI editing work in DockUI Studio?
You can prompt the AI assistant to design or refine a selected component, then iterate with follow-up prompts for layout, style, and content changes.
Do I need extra dependencies in Xcode?
DockUI exports native SwiftUI-friendly code with minimal friction, so integration into existing projects stays straightforward.
