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Should I use Uxarchive?
The world's largest library of mobile user flows - uxarchive.com
· 21 hours ago
Mobile app designers should use it as a free reference library of real onboarding and user flows. Skip it if you need desktop/web UI coverage, published pricing, or vendor security documentation.
Medium. Based on ~25 public sources; no structured review ratings or vendor pricing pages found.
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Free
medium
No public security page; don't expect enterprise security documentation
medium
Coverage skews iPhone apps; Android and web coverage unclear
low
Free account signup gates access to the library
low
Two live domains; newest terms dated Nov 2025 — confirm which you're using
Value for money: 5/5
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Starting price
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Designers on Reddit and Hacker News recommend it for real, non-Dribbble mobile flow inspiration; no structured ratings found.
“UX/UI inspiration of actual work that isn't Dribbble-ified”
“UXArchive - How the best iPhone apps handle userflows”
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Based on ~25 public sources; no structured review ratings or vendor pricing pages found.
Free, browsable library of real mobile user flows — great for mobile designers, thin on desktop coverage and security docs.
Based on ~25 public sources; no structured review ratings or vendor pricing pages found.
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