Introducing DockUI: Your SwiftUI Companion
June 30, 2025·1 min read·by dockui

With DockUI, you get a growing collection of SwiftUI templates and components—built by developers, for developers. Every week, we drop new snippets that you can browse, favorite, and use as inspiration or straight-up plug into your own apps.
So… what exactly is DockUI?
Think of it as your personal SwiftUI toolbox. Inside the app, you’ll find:
- Clean, ready-to-use templates made by the DockUI team.
- UI components that follow Apple’s design standards and feel native.
- A simple interface that lets you browse, preview, and save your favorites.
It’s like having a SwiftUI mood board and code library in your pocket.
Why use DockUI?
- Only SwiftUI — We don’t do UIKit. DockUI is 100% focused on SwiftUI so you’re not distracted by code that doesn’t apply to your stack.
- High-Quality Designs — Every template is tested and polished before it hits the app.
- Save What You Like — Logged in users can favorite templates to keep track of the ones they vibe with.
Who's it for?
- Developers looking for inspiration or quick-start designs.
- SwiftUI beginners who want to see real code and learn by example.
Try It Out
If you’re working on an iOS app and want to speed things up—or just want a place to scroll through fresh UI ideas—DockUI is worth a download. We’re adding new templates every week and we’re just getting started.
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