10 Best SwiftUI Packages You Should Use in 2025
October 15, 2025·2 min read·by dockui

Introduction
SwiftUI keeps getting better every year, but third-party Swift packages can save you hours of work and unlock features Apple hasn’t built in yet.
Whether you’re building a social app, productivity tool, or game, here are 10 essential SwiftUI libraries for 2025, complete with short examples.
1. StatefulTabView
Github: StatefulTabView
This package makes managing tab views with persistent state simple. You can programmatically switch tabs and maintain the scroll position per tab — perfect for apps like Instagram or TikTok.
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Its used in out app Dock UI
2. Lottie for SwiftUI
Github: airbnb/lottie-ios
Lottie allows you to add beautiful animations created in After Effects directly into your SwiftUI app.
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3. Shimmer
Github: markiv/SwiftUI-Shimmer
Give your UI a professional, skeleton-loading shimmer effect with one line.
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4. SDWebImageSwiftUI
Github: SDWebImageSwiftUI
This package makes asynchronous image loading from URLs effortless with caching built-in.
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5. RevenueCat
Github: RevenueCat/purchases-ios
RevenueCat simplifies in-app purchases and subscriptions — no need to manage receipt validation or StoreKit directly.
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6. Firebase Firestore SDK
Docs: Firebase for Swift
Firestore is the go-to for real-time cloud databases in SwiftUI. You can sync data instantly across devices.
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7. Charts (Apple Framework)
Docs: Apple Charts Framework
Swift Charts is Apple’s official data visualization API, now even better in iOS 17.
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8. SwiftUIX
Github: SwiftUIX/SwiftUIX
A must-have extension library that adds missing SwiftUI components like ActivityIndicator, UITextViewWrapper, and more.
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9. PopupView
Github: exyte/PopupView
Add custom pop-ups, toasts, and modals with smooth animations.
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10. ConfettiSwiftUI
Github: simibac/ConfettiSwiftUI
Celebrate achievements, level-ups, or purchases with confetti animations.
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Conclusion
These 10 SwiftUI packages will boost productivity, polish your app’s UI, and make development smoother.
Start with one or two that fit your project — you’ll be amazed how much faster your app comes together.
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