UI Discovery starts as a design-inspiration library — 2,600-plus real websites, 3,800 iOS apps, 111,000-plus UI sections, each dissected into palettes, fonts and layout patterns — and then does the 2026 thing: every screen ships with an AI-ready build prompt for Cursor or Claude Code, and there’s an MCP connection so your coding agent can browse the library itself.
That last step is the actual product. “Make it look like Linear’s settings page” has always been the brief; what changed is that a prompt engineered from a real production screen gets an AI coder most of the way there. A library that has already done that translation for a hundred thousand sections is selling saved afternoons.
What it costs
Free browsing with sign-in; Pro unlocks all screens and the heavier AI features. Pricing sits behind the plans page — check the current number, as the tier structure looked to be in motion when we visited.
What we can’t tell you
The legal texture of building on other people’s production UIs. Inspiration libraries have always lived in the grey zone between reference and replica, and an AI prompt that reproduces a screen faithfully sharpens that edge. Use it the way designers always used Dribbble — for patterns, spacing and palettes — and let the prompts accelerate structure, not clone a competitor’s trade dress.
The details
| What it is | UI inspiration library with AI build prompts and MCP access for coding agents |
| Price | Free browsing · Pro for full library and AI features |
| Best for | Developers who prompt UIs into existence and want better reference than memory |
| Think twice if | “Inspired by” would read as “identical to” in your market |
