I used to skip creating a proper moodboard for my previous app designs. But now I realize I have been doing it wrong. Before I used to do these: - Find out myself who are my competitors - Download every app and take screenshots manually - Save UI screenshots here and there or bookmark what I like - Screen record whole UI flow It was time consuming and not the proper way If I be honest. But now as I'm designing my app Caplar, I'm trying to do it the right way. And @mobbin helps a lot in the moodboarding journey. Now I do the followings: - Decide which feature I'm going to design - Search that feature on Mobbin and find UI that I like - Bring them in Figma - Sort screenshots by features And boom, everything feels much easier now. What's your take on moodboarding for big projects?

We launched the builder pack a few weeks ago and the response was incredible. Every subscribers old and new signed up to use the builder pack to build what comes next. Today, we're launching partnerships with @mobbin and @paper for all the design/builders. Over $2,000 in additional value bringing The Builder Pack to over $9,000 and the best tool for AI powered builders (and designers).

LAUNCHING TODAY: @mobbin and @paper are joining Every’s Builder Pack. The pack now includes 12 partner offers worth more than $9,000. This is the stack for the next generation of builders in a world where taste and creative is your biggest differentiator.

Personal news: I’ve joined the design team @Mobbin! I’ve spent years using Mobbin as part of my own design process. Stoked to now be helping shape what’s next for designers and builders everywhere. Time to do my best work yet, alongside a world-class team @jiholimm @dvtzo 🔥

Super excited to welcome @cleondesigns as our 2nd product designer at @Mobbin! @dvtzo and I spent months searching for the right design hire this year, and we’re so happy to finally have Cleon on board 🙌 And he’s already cooking… more to announce soon 👀

I gave my AI access to 600,000 real app & web screens. Here's the workflow: 1. Connect @mobbin MCP to your AI (I used Claude, works w/ Codex, Cursor, Antigravity too) 2. Ask it to research how top apps in your industry design what you're building (eg. fintech onboarding) 3. Ask it to compile the findings into a visual report 4. Build, but give it context first: Attach the report, a spec or PRD, your design system the result - without the MCP: generic output - with the MCP: Claude picks up the industry context, sees the end-to-end flow, considers the edge cases. Think of Mobbin MCP as a librarian, not a designer. It hands your agent a library card to 600K+ real screens, full flows and animations from products already shipped. Your agent sees what good looks like, then gives you a starting point to build on. here's the full workflow + detailed prompt 🔍 'mobbin' on youtube

We’ve gone from AI defaulting to designs that look like purple slop to those that have that recognizable Claude look. To avoid this, I always create a design md file with guidelines for color, typography, and more. Here are a few places to find inspiration for your design md: 1. Go to @mobbin and install its MCP to find design patterns and app screens you like. Paste the screens and ask AI to make a design md. 2. Check out designmd sh, which has a library of design md files for popular websites and apps. 📌 I walk through an example of creating a design md in my new tutorial:

We built @Mobbin into Replit Design: the world's largest UI/UX reference library, trusted by 2M+ designers. In an industry first, everyone gets access. Unlike other tools, you don’t need a Mobbin account. Describe what you want, and Replit Design can draw from 600,000+ real screens from 1,000+ apps.

@petergyang I plug in @mobbin MCP with my Claude code and ask it to come up with shortlists of the best 'x', then make mockups aligned to our app's brand identity inspired by them. Early days but really effective so far, you get some good designs and labels where each part is inspired from.

Congratulations to the Mobbin Awards 2025 winners 🏆 A huge thank you to our judges and everyone who voted! iOS App of the Year: @Headspace Web App of the Year: @Airbnb Site of the Year: @jittervideo Innovator of the Year: @claudeai Animator of the Year: @duolingo