ComponentLibraries - Find the Best UI Library for any Framework

Hi PH community 👋 My partner and I were eager to build another side-project together, and while we used DaisyUI for our previous one Blissbox.life, we wanted to find a new component library this time. Many options exist, but: • They’re scattered across GitHub, blog posts, and marketplaces. • Some are outdated, and others lack features. • You waste hours trying different libraries instead of building. • They don't provide the exact functionality you are looking for. Not a single website exists to gather them all, let alone categorising them by framework, tags etc... 💡 That's how was born componentlibraries.com! A curated directory where developers and designers can easily discover, filter, and compare the best UI component libraries across frameworks and tools like React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Nuxt, React Native, Rails, Webflow, Tailwind CSS, and more. The one place to pick the right library for your next project 💅🎨 ✨ How it works: 🔹 Browse dozens of libraries across different frameworks 🔹 Filter by features like Dark Mode, Accessibility, Mobile Support 🔹 Find free & premium libraries, including the best paid options 🔹 Submit your own library or claim an existing one to manage it Whether you’re building a new app, designing in Webflow, or prototyping in Figma, ComponentLibraries.com helps you find the right library - fast. No more tab overload or endless google searches so you can focus on building beautiful apps. Check it out & let us know what you think! 🙏

Anne! I am so happy that I bumped on you on Bsky! Here to support you! :)

Very helpful! Any plans to add Svelte/Sveltekit?

Appreciate the love! 🙌 As a co-maker, I really felt this pain myself, especially when I was recently searching for Webflow component libraries. Unlike React or Tailwind, they’re scattered across forums, marketplaces, and buried in endless search results. I kept clicking through pages, comparing features manually, and wasting way too much time trying to find the right one. That’s exactly why we built ComponentLibraries.com: to simplify discovery and save devs & designers hours of searching. Instead of opening 10+ tabs and hunting through outdated blog posts, you can just filter by framework, tags, or pricing and instantly find what fits your project. We want to make the entire process of finding UI libraries easier, faster, and more efficient, so you can focus on actually building. 🚀 Would love to hear from you, which libraries do you rely on the most? And are there any libraries that you love but that are missing in our directory?

That looks very helpful, congrats for the launch @annedevj et @kevkev23!