Appllama
A library of real screens from hundreds of top-earning iOS apps — onboarding flows, paywalls, home screens — so designers can see how apps that actually make money handle a specific screen, instead of guessing.
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Description
When you're designing an onboarding flow or a paywall, generic design inspiration sites show you pretty screens with no idea whether they actually worked for the app that used them. Appllama takes a different angle: it only indexes screens from apps that are demonstrably successful, ranked by real revenue and downloads.
Appllama organizes 37,400+ screens from 870+ top-earning iOS apps into complete, navigable flows — not just single screenshots, but the full onboarding sequence, paywall presentation, or home screen journey — so you can study how a specific step is handled in context. You can inspect UI elements, colors and fonts directly, and see each app's revenue, downloads and ratings alongside its screens, which turns "this looks nice" into "this pattern is used by apps making real money." It also ships an MCP integration so coding agents can pull real app-pattern research directly into a build, and companies like Duolingo and Strava are cited as reference points in its library.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you're designing a mobile app screen and want to see how proven, revenue-generating apps solved the same problem rather than browsing generic mockups, Appllama's revenue-filtered screen library is built exactly for that.
Against a general UI inspiration site like Mobbin or Pttrns, Appllama's differentiator is tying screens to actual performance data (revenue, downloads, ratings) so you can prioritize patterns used by apps that are proven to convert, not just ones that look polished. The tradeoff is scope: it's iOS-only and focused specifically on top-earning apps, so it won't help with Android-specific patterns or inspiration from apps that are well-designed but not commercially dominant. Pricing isn't fully public (freemium with an undisclosed Pro tier), so you'll need to sign up to see exactly where the free tier caps out.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Palier gratuit + palier Pro, montants non affichés publiquement
Pros
Écrans filtrés par apps réellement top revenue, pas juste "jolis"
Flux complets (onboarding, paywall, home) et pas des captures isolées
Données de revenus/téléchargements/notes affichées avec chaque app
Intégration MCP pour agents de code
Cons
iOS uniquement, pas de bibliothèque Android
Tarification Pro non affichée publiquement
Focalisé top-earning : moins utile pour de l'inspiration hors mainstream
Marché de niche (recherche design), moins pertinent hors équipes produit