Pearl UI is a user-friendly UI library for React Native, offering ready-to-use components, framer-motion-like animations, dark mode, and responsive design. With its design-first approach and intuitive styling system, Pearl UI greatly enhances developer efficiency, simplifying and accelerating app development.

Hello Product Hunt 👋🏻 community! I am Rohit, the creator of Pearl UI. As a serial maker, I am always trying to bring different ideas to life. So I would create Figma mockups for app ideas and then start developing them. However, following this process for mobile apps was much more challenging and time-consuming than I thought. Coming from a web development background, I found the UI ecosystem for React Native quite lacking. The existing solutions were either too limited in features, lacked proper documentation, or were hard to maintain and customize over time. That's where Pearl UI comes in, helping you cut down your development cycle from months to weeks! When you use Pearl UI, everything in your app revolves around your Figma design system. It provides you with complete control of the colors and styling of the components in your app. A single change to the design configuration permeates across the entire app in seconds, thus letting you iterate at the speed of light. CORE FEATURES 👐 Completely Open Source and Free 💎 10+ Core UI components (with new ones added weekly...) 🌓 Effortlessly themeable with an in-built dark mode ⚡️ Blazing fast development speed ♿️ Accessible by default, abiding by the official Android and Apple guidelines. 📜 Extensive documentation 🎨 Extremely customizable to fit your design needs ⚙️ Powerful API for creating custom components I've been working on Pearl UI for a little over two months at this point, and it's been quite a ride! But, finally, I am excited to share it with you all. I'm excited to hear your thoughts and make Pearl UI even better! Leave a comment, some feedback, hit me up in the chat, or a review below. 👇🏻

@rohit_agrawal4 are there no gallery images?

Hey Chris, since these are all individual UI components, choosing the correct images to showcase them was a bit tricky. I am, however, creating some pages to serve as images. Maybe that helps make it more appealing 😇