Registry

A slow, flowing aurora drawn by a fragment shader, for screen and hero backgrounds.

A drifting four-colour mesh gradient under moving film grain, drawn by a shader.

A dot-grid surface that ripples outward from every touch, drawn by a shader.

A card closed by a camera-like iris whose blades turn open to reveal the content.

A stack of cards swiped away one at a time, with the cards behind rising into place.

An endless row that drifts on its own; drag it to scrub, fling it, and the items lean into the speed.

A row that opens into a card: the thumbnail grows into a wide picture and the details rise in beneath it.

A loose pile of pictures that fans out like a hand of cards; tap one to lift it out of the fan.

A two-sided card that turns over in 3D, sized to the taller of its faces.

A panel that unfolds in place: the body springs to its measured height and drifts in behind it.

A card with a specular glint that slides with the finger or the tilt of the device.

A paging carousel whose pictures drift inside their cards as they slide, with the centre card brought forward.

A scroll view whose cards pin to the top and pile up, the ones beneath shrinking and dimming as more land.

Full-bleed stories with progress bars: tap to step, hold to pause, each picture drifting closer as it plays.

A card that tilts in 3D under the finger, with parallax layers and a drifting floor shadow.

A button with a beam of light running around its edge, leaving a soft glow that brightens on press.

A floating action button that blooms: the plus turns, a halo opens and actions spring out one by one.

A slider that stretches like rubber past its ends and springs back, with a value bubble.

Press and hold to confirm: a ring fills around the icon and turns into a check mark.

A like button whose heart pops with a ring of light and a spray of sparks while the count rolls over.

A tab bar whose indicator flows like liquid, stretching, thinning and melting into place.

A button that leans toward the finger from a field around it and presses on release.

An icon button whose glyph reshapes between two states: menu to close, play to pause, plus to check.

A primary button that squashes like jelly under the finger and wobbles back on release.

A switch whose thumb stretches mid-flight, lands as a rounded square and pulses when it turns on.

Drag the knob across to confirm. A trail follows it, light sweeps the track, and it lands as a check.

A button that folds into a spinner while it works, then opens in green with a traced check, or shakes in red.

A button that asks before it acts: it splits into Cancel and Confirm, and the question closes by itself.

A paragraph where key phrases get marked as if with a highlighter, the ink sweeping in phrase by phrase.

A number whose digits roll like a mechanical counter, forward or back, the long way round.

Characters cycle through random glyphs and lock into place from left to right.

A line of text with a band of light sweeping across the glyphs.

Text typed out with a human rhythm; several phrases are typed, held, erased and replaced in turn.

A paragraph that arrives word by word, each word rising into place after the last.

A line with one word that keeps changing, rolling out and in letter by letter while its gap springs to fit.

A floating bottom navigation bar whose items swell under the finger like a dock.

A bottom sheet with snap points that morphs from a floating card into a full sheet and blurs the screen behind.

A scroll view whose header artwork scrolls at half speed, stretches on pull and hands off to a compact bar.

A burst of confetti drawn as one Skia Atlas, with physics on the UI thread.

Loading placeholders with one band of light sweeping across the whole layout.

Notifications that stack like cards, fan out on tap and swipe away sideways.

Concentric progress rings that wind up one after another; a ring past its goal laps itself.

Bars that spring up in a wave; drag across them and the one under the finger stays bright with its value.

A ring of rounded slices that sweeps in; tap a slice to bring it forward and read its share in the middle.

A dial that swings to its value on a spring while the figure counts up beneath it.

A calendar grid of days shaded by activity; the cells pop in as a wave and a drag reads any day.

A smooth line chart that draws itself in; drag across it and a guide, a dot and a label follow the finger.

A radar chart whose shapes grow from the centre and morph to new values; tap the legend to compare.

A key figure that counts up, with a change pill and a sparkline that draws itself in.

A paged welcome flow: spotlit illustrations that drift with the swipe, story-style progress, a button that grows.

A subscription screen with a drifting gradient hero, rolling plan prices and confetti on purchase.

A music library whose mini player opens into a full player: tilting cover, elastic scrubber.

A profile screen: parallax cover, follow button with a rolling count, liquid tabs and loading skeletons.

useShaderClock: a pausable shader clock advanced on the UI thread, at 60 or 30 fps.

useCountUp: a number that counts towards its target with an ease-out curve, for figures shown as text.

useHaptic: a small, meaningful haptic vocabulary that respects the provider switch.

The shared motion vocabulary: three springs, three durations, easings and the useReduceMotion hook.

Shared SkSL noise functions, lazily compiled runtime effects and colour uniforms.

useTilt and TiltSensor: device tilt as shared values, read on the UI thread.

Colour, spacing, radius, type and shadow tokens with dark and light palettes, plus the optional KinetikProvider.