Explore app designs
A directory of well-known apps by genre — each with a UX and interface breakdown. Plus real product flows, captured, ordered, and annotated so you can study what works.
Recently taken apart
The apps we've captured screen by screen, with notes on the clarity decisions behind them.
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View all categories →Every well-known app, organized by what it is — and what its interface does well.
All apps
Every app in the library — filter by category and industry to narrow down the interfaces you want to study.
Showing 1–30 of 602 apps
1Password
AnalyzedSave & share passwords safely
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8 Ball Pool™
Online Pool Multiplayer Games
99
AnalyzedViagens, Food e Conta Digital
Ableton Note
A place to start musical ideas
Acorns
AnalyzedETF, Stock Investing & Savings
Acrobat Reader
AnalyzedDocuments Converter & Signer
Adobe Lightroom
AnalyzedEdit, organize, and learn photography anywhere.
Adobe Photoshop
The raster editor whose panel-and-layer model defined the genre.
Adobe Premiere Pro
Timeline-based editing with the classic three-panel cut.
AI Avatar Generator
AI videos starring you

Airbnb
AnalyzedMap and list bound together, with price total that arrives too late.
Airbuds Widget
Friends Music

Airtable
AnalyzedA spreadsheet that behaves like a relational database.
Akiflow
Calendar, To-Do & Agenda
Alfred
Keyword-prefixed commands turn a search bar into a scriptable command line.
Alibaba
B2B wholesale UX built around MOQ, tiers, and contact-supplier.
AllTrails
AnalyzedTrail discovery driven by faceted filters over difficulty, length, and features.
Amazon
The product page as an infinite scroll of modules nobody fully reads.
Amazon Kindle
AnalyzedRead books. Millions of ebooks
Amazon Prime Video
AnalyzedOriginals, movies, TV, sports
American Airlines
AnalyzedBooking a flight on the largest carrier in the world.
Amex
AnalyzedPayments, Balance & Rewards
Amie
Joyful productivity
Among Us
A proximity meeting screen and kill-cooldown button drive all the social tension.
Android
A back-home-recents triad and a pull-down notification shade.
Angry Birds
The whole game is one gesture: pull the slingshot, read the trajectory, release.
App Store
AnalyzedEditorial Today tab fronting an algorithmic ranking nobody can read.
Apple
AnalyzedProduct pages built to be evaluated, not just read.
Apple Maps
Restraint as a feature: fewer labels, calmer map, system-deep integration.


