Android UI tooling — mostly Jetpack Compose, mostly the parts everyone rewrites on every project.

FormaUI docs  ·  devsnack.dev  ·  TikTok

40 opinionated Material 3 components for Jetpack Compose that look finished out of the box — charts included, no extra dependency.

Most Compose libraries hand you unstyled primitives and a design-system homework assignment. FormaUI takes the opposite bet: it ships with a real opinion — Public Sans, an editorial display scale, a warm palette — so a default component looks intentional the moment you drop it in. Material You dynamic color is one flag away when you want it.

• 40 components, charts included, with no extra charting dependency
• Accessible by default — 48dp touch targets and correct semantics roles, not opt-in
• Zero-config, fully overridable — works with required params alone, exposes modifier / colors / shape where it matters
• Apache 2.0, published to Maven Central as dev.formaui:components

implementation("dev.formaui:components:0.2.0")

Live in-browser previews → formaui.dev  ·  Source → forma-ui

Pre-1.0 and honest about it: public APIs are annotated @ExperimentalFormaUiApi while the surface stabilizes.

• Stabilizing the FormaUI API surface toward 1.0.0
• Expanding the chart set and the docs site's live preview coverage
• Writing up what I learn building Compose libraries

Good first issues on FormaUI are open — if you write Compose and want to contribute, start here.

I also run devsnack.dev, a shop of production-ready Flutter, Compose, and Next.js app templates, and post short Android build clips on TikTok.

_{Open to Compose library discussion, API design feedback, and contributions.}