10 Best SwiftUI Packages You Should Use in 2025

October 15, 2025·2 min read·by dockui

10 Best SwiftUI Packages You Should Use in 2025

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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