Best Mobbin alternatives (2026): 
regards, Refero, Lapa Ninja and more, compared
Mobbin keeps the fullest record of what apps ship. These are the alternatives for apps, for websites and for moodboards, with what each does best, what’s free and which ones your agent can use.
The short answer
For app screens and flows, Refero is the closest Mobbin alternative; Page Flows adds Android, email and recorded journeys, and ScreensDesign covers iOS apps with revenue estimates. For websites, pick regards: 2,760+ sections from 360+ sites chosen for how they look, searchable by look in plain words by you or your coding agent, with a design skill that researches each brief there first. Free: SiteInspire and One Page Love, both open to agents, Dribbble and Behance for concept work, and regards’ free plan, which searches the whole library.
Disclaimer: we make regards. Like Mobbin’s own list, this one says where each tool is the better pick, and every
number in it comes from that tool’s own pages, checked on 16 October 2026.
Most lists of Mobbin alternatives answer one question: where else can I see how apps are made? That’s what Mobbin is for, with over 620,000 screens and 160,000 flows, and if you design apps the alternatives are libraries like it.
Websites ask a different question. Not what every product shipped, but what a great version of this section looks
like: this hero, this pricing table, this footer. That takes a library chosen for its look, and a search that
understands one, for you and for the agent that designs with you. It’s the question regards is for, so this list
covers websites as well as apps, and which of them your agent can use.
The short list
For websites
| What’s in it | Finding a look | Agents | Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| regards | 2,760+ sections from 360+ sites, each picked for its look | A look in plain words; Deep search looks at the top 60 | MCP on Pro and Studio; an open-source design skill | The whole library, 10 searches a day | $20/month or $200/year |
| Mobbin Sites | Sections of marketing sites, as images and short videos, since 2025 | Kinds of section, 13 style tags, plain words | Mobbin’s MCP, on its paid plans | The latest 4 sites, no search | With any paid Mobbin plan, from $10/month billed yearly |
| Land-book | Websites and their sections, cropped by kind, since 2013 | Industry, style, typography and colour filters; words | None listed | A limited share, 3 boards | $9/month or $72/year |
| Lapa Ninja | 7,373+ landing pages since 2015, with full-page screenshots and videos | Categories; words | None listed | Every site, with ads; 5 boards | $9/month |
| SiteInspire | 10,000+ hand-picked websites since 2008 | Style, type, subject and platform; words | MCP and REST API, free, no account | Everything | No paid plan |
| One Page Love | 9,171 one-page sites and 9,342 section examples | Style, section, colour and typeface; words | MCP, free, no key | Everything | No paid plan |
| Awwwards | Websites scored by a jury, from Honorable Mention to Site of the Year | Tags, fonts, colours and technologies; words | None for inspiration | Everything | Plans for studios that want to be listed |
| Curated | 3,322 sections from hand-picked sites, and a design.md for each site | Kinds of section and styles; words | MCP, REST API and a skill, on Pro | Every site, a sample of sections | $9/month or $84/year |
| A1 | 1,235 sites and 3,304 sections, with their fonts, colours and sizes measured | Style, font, technology and colour; words | MCP, free with an account | Every site, 30 saves | Pro, billed $72/year |
| Landingfolio | 961 landing pages and 4,652 sections, with code to copy | Industry and colour; words | MCP (20 a day free, 1,000 paid); seven open-source skills | The newest 40 sections of each kind | $49/year or $59 once |
| Minimal Gallery | Hand-picked minimal websites since 2013 | Type and platform; words | None listed | Everything | No paid plan |
For apps and product screens
| What’s in it | Platforms | Agents | Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobbin | 621,500+ screens and 161,000+ flows, with animations and version history | iOS, web apps; marketing sites | MCP on Pro, Team and Enterprise; REST API on Team and Enterprise | The latest 4 apps and 4 sites, no search | $10/month billed yearly or $15 quarterly; students from $5 |
| Refero | 145,000+ screens and 12,000+ flows from 400+ products; 2,000+ styles | Web, iOS | MCP (8,000 calls a month) and Refero Skill | About 3% of the library | $10/month billed yearly; $250 lifetime |
| Page Flows | 79,000+ screens and recorded journeys with step-by-step notes | iOS, Android, web, email | None listed | A 3-day trial for $2.95 | $8.25/month billed yearly or $13 quarterly |
| ScreensDesign | 2,805+ top-grossing iOS apps, recorded past the purchase, with revenue estimates | iOS; web onboardings | MCP on Pro; an AI screen generator | None | $39/month or $299/year in the US |
| NicelyDone | 212,000+ screens and 26,800+ flows from 500+ SaaS apps | Web | MCP on paid plans | 12 screen previews | $25/month billed yearly in the US |
For moodboards and concept work
| What’s in it | Finding things | Agents | Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savee | 6M+ design references; 1.4M+ creatives use it | Words, image, colour | MCP on paid plans, to search and to save | 150 saves on 2 boards | $9/month billed yearly |
| Cosmos | Images, videos and links saved into collections | Words, colour, visually similar | None listed | Yes | Premium $8/month |
| Are.na | Channels of images, links and text, collected by people | Words | Official MCP and an open API | 200 blocks | $7/month or $70/year |
| Dribbble | Shots: single images of work, shipped or not | Words, tags, colour | None | Everything | Pro for designers, from $4/month billed yearly |
| Behance | Case studies and portfolios | Words; search by image on Pro | None | Everything | Pro $9.99/month |
How did we compare them?
- What one result is: a screen, a flow, a whole page, a section or an image.
- How things get in: everything that shipped, or picked one at a time, and picked for what.
- Finding a look: by name, tag and filter, by image, or by describing the look in words.
- Agents: whether your coding agent can search it, over MCP or an API, and on which plan.
- What’s free, what it costs, and whether it’s still updated.
Why search websites by look?
Most of these tools find things by what they are: an app, a kind of screen, a pattern, a category, a style tag, a colour. That’s how you find a checkout flow. A look is harder to file. “Calm and premium”, “pricing that doesn’t look like a template”, “like the back page of a printed magazine”: no tag holds them, and a library of everything that shipped answers them with whatever shipped most.
regards is made for those words. Every site is chosen for how it looks, so whatever comes back is worth designing
from. Every section is read for its layout, type, colour, imagery and motion, so a look is something you can search:
describe it, leave things out with “not dark”, or name a site to start from. Deep search then looks at the top 60
sections themselves and puts the best first.
regards pricing section that doesn't look like a template, warm off-white, serif type
It’s also why regards keeps fewer, better sections: 2,760+, where Mobbin holds hundreds of thousands of
screens. When you need every version of a pattern, more is better. When you need one good one, a library where every
result is worth a look gets you there sooner, and gives your agent better pages to learn from.
The alternatives for websites
regards
Best for websites, searched by how they look, by you or your agent.
360+ sites, each picked for how it looks, cut into 2,760+ sections, from heroes and pricing tables to footers: studios, portfolios, fashion and editorial sites as well as products. Each result opens inside its page, with a link to the live site and similar sections under it. Your agent searches the same library over MCP, and the open-source design skill has it research every brief here before it designs. No apps, flows or video, and no collections yet.
regards footer that feels like the back page of a printed magazine
Land-book
land-book.com Its page on regards
Best for browsing websites and their sections by industry, style and colour.
A gallery of websites updated every day since 2013, with each page’s sections cropped out by kind, from hero to footer. Filters cover industry, style, typography and colour, and there’s Copy to Figma. Pro, $9 a month or $72 a year, opens the whole library and adds old versions of sites and mobile previews.
Lapa Ninja
lapa.ninja Its page on regards
Best for a large, daily feed of landing pages, free to browse.
7,373+ curated landing pages since 2015, with 15,000+ full-page screenshots and video recordings, filed by category. Free gets every site, with ads and up to five boards; Pro, $9 a month, takes the ads and the limits away. No agent access listed.
SiteInspire
siteinspire.com Its page on regards
Best for hand-picked websites by style, type and subject, free, agents included.
Over 10,000 hand-curated websites since 2008, filed by style, type, subject and platform, with the studios that made them. Free to browse, and its read-only MCP server and REST API need no account. Search is by words and categories.
One Page Love
onepagelove.com Its page on regards
Best for one-page sites and landing pages, free, agents included.
9,171 one-page sites and 9,342 section examples, picked since 2008, each with a full-length screenshot and a short review. Free, with an MCP server that needs no key. In July 2026 it passed to Some Studio, led by Piet Terheyden of Minimal Gallery.
Awwwards
awwwards.com Its page on regards
Best for award-winning, experimental websites, and who made them.
Sites are submitted ($65 each) and a jury scores them, from Honorable Mention up to Site of the Day, Month and Year. Filters cover tags, fonts, colours and technologies such as GSAP and Three.js, and Elements gathers heroes, footers and navigation. Free to browse; its paid plans are for studios that want to be listed.
Curated
curated.design Its page on regards
Best for website sections with a design system for every site, for coding agents.
3,322 sections from hand-picked websites, filed by kind and style, and a design.md for every site, generated from the live page’s fonts, colours and spacing. Its MCP server, REST API and skill come with Pro, $9 a month or $84 a year; free shows every site and a sample of sections. Search is by words and filters.
A1
a1.gallery Its page on regards
Best for websites with their fonts, colours and sizes measured, and a free MCP.
1,235 sites and 3,304 sections, each with its fonts, colours and measured design values. Browsing is free, and so is its MCP server with an account, filtering by style, font, technology and colour; Pro, billed $72 a year, raises the agent limits forty times.
Landingfolio
landingfolio.com Its page on regards
Best for landing page sections to copy as Tailwind, React or Figma.
961 landing pages and 4,652 section examples, with copy-paste code for Tailwind, Webflow, Figma, React and Vue. Its MCP server is free for 20 fetches a day, and it publishes seven open-source agent skills. The All Access Pass is $49 a year, or $59 once.
Minimal Gallery
minimal.gallery Its page on regards
Best for quiet, minimal websites, free.
Hand-picked minimal websites since 2013, each with desktop and mobile screenshots and similar sites under it. Free; it takes no paid submissions, and accepts few of the rest.
The alternatives for apps
Refero
refero.design Its page on regards
Best for product screens and flows on web and iOS, and design systems to export.
145,000+ screens and 12,000+ flows from 400+ products, tagged by page type, pattern and element, and searchable by
text, font or image. Refero Styles holds 2,000+ design systems to export as DESIGN.md. Its MCP server and Refero
Skill come with Pro, $10 a month billed yearly, and there’s a $250 lifetime plan. Full comparison: regards vs Refero.
Page Flows
pageflows.com Its page on regards
Best for recorded user journeys, with Android and email.
79,000+ app screens and recorded journeys with step-by-step notes, across iOS, Android, web and email. No free plan: a three-day trial costs $2.95, and the yearly plan is $8.25 a month. No agent access listed.
ScreensDesign
Best for iOS onboarding and paywalls, with revenue estimates.
Full recordings of 2,805+ top-grossing iOS apps, from the first screen to past the purchase, with revenue and download estimates for each. It has an AI screen generator and an MCP server on Pro, $39 a month or $299 a year in the US. iOS only, plus web onboardings.
NicelyDone
Best for SaaS web apps.
212,000+ screens and 26,800+ flows from 500+ SaaS apps, searchable by the text inside each screenshot. Free shows 12 screen previews; Solo is $25 a month billed yearly in the US, and its MCP server comes with the paid plans.
For moodboards and concept work
Savee
Best for a moodboard your agent can search and add to.
6M+ design references, searchable by image and colour, and an official MCP server on every paid plan that can search and save. Free keeps 150 saves on two boards; Pro is $9 a month billed yearly.
Cosmos
Best for collecting images and finding more like them.
Collections of saved images, videos and links, searchable by words, colour or visual similarity. Free, with Premium at $8 a month. No agent access listed.
Are.na
Best for research boards made by people, open to agents.
Channels of images, links and text, collected by people rather than chosen by editors. It runs an official MCP server and an open API. Guest is free for 200 blocks; Premium is $7 a month or $70 a year.
Dribbble and Behance
dribbble.com Its page on regards
Best for concept work and finding designers, free.
Dribbble collects single shots and Behance whole case studies, and nothing on either has to have shipped. Both are free to browse, with paid tiers for the designers who post. Neither lists agent access.
Which Mobbin alternatives work with AI agents?
Most of them, now. A dozen of the tools above run an MCP server, so your agent can search references in the middle of a task, and the case they make is the same: an agent with no references designs the average page.
| Connects by | What your agent gets | Plans | |
|---|---|---|---|
| regards | MCP; an open-source design skill | Website sections, searched by look, and the whole page around each | Pro and Studio |
| Mobbin | MCP; REST API on Team and Enterprise | App screens, flows and website sections | Pro, Team and Enterprise |
| Refero | MCP; Refero Skill; a ChatGPT and Codex plugin | Product screens, flows and styles | Pro, Team and Lifetime, 8,000 calls a month |
| ScreensDesign | MCP | iOS app recordings, with revenue estimates | Pro |
| NicelyDone | MCP | SaaS screens and flows | Paid plans |
| Curated | MCP, REST API and a skill | Website sections, a design.md for each site, and page briefs | Pro |
| A1 | MCP | Websites and sections, with measured fonts, colours and sizes | Free with an account; higher limits on Pro |
| Landingfolio | MCP; seven open-source skills | Landing pages and sections | 20 a day free; 1,000 a day paid |
| SiteInspire | MCP; REST API | Websites, by style, type and subject | Free, no account |
| One Page Love | MCP | One-page sites and sections | Free, no key |
| Savee | MCP | Saved references, to read and to add to | Paid plans |
| Are.na | MCP; open API | Channels and blocks | No plan stated |
So a reference library for your agent is easy to find. What it finds is the difference. Most of these servers search
names, tags, filters and the words on a page, which is how you find “pricing page, made in Framer”. regards’
server searches sections by look, from sites chosen for theirs, shows your agent each section’s screenshot and reads
the whole page around it. Ask it for a hero for a jewellery shop, one product photo, quiet type, lots of air, and it
comes back with heroes like these:
regards hero with one big product photo, quiet small type, lots of air
Laid out like a museum catalogue: Fig. 1, Fig. 2, and a cameo from 200 BC.
One bottle between wide margins, and a counter for the next of seventeen.
The frame so close it fills the screen, and one ghost button in a corner.
Then it designs from them: the catalogue’s captions with the close-up’s single button, rather than the hero every template has. The design skill makes that a habit:
Free Mobbin alternatives
- Free to use: SiteInspire, One Page Love, Minimal Gallery and Awwwards for websites, and Dribbble and Behance for concept work.
- Free plans: regards searches the whole library (10 searches a day and
5 Deep searches a month), Lapa Ninja shows every site, and Land-book, Curated, A1, Landingfolio,
Cosmos, Are.na and Savee have free tiers. Refero shows about 3% of its library, NicelyDone 12 screen previews, and
Mobbin its latest four apps and four sites, without search.
- Free for agents: SiteInspire and One Page Love with no account, A1 with one, and Landingfolio for 20 fetches a day.
- A trial: Page Flows, three days for $2.95.
What happened to Godly, Screenlane, UI Sources and UX Archive?
Older lists of sites like Mobbin are full of tools that have moved or stopped. As of October 2026:
- Godly: godly.website redirects to Recent, which says it takes Godly’s place with a broader feed. A separate gallery at godly.design uses the name too. We listed Godly alternatives.
- Screenlane redirects to Page Flows, and UI Sources and Design Vault to ScreensDesign. Supahero, the hero-section gallery, says it is now part of ScreensDesign.
- UX Archive doesn’t load: its address returns an error page.
- UI Garage says it is closing down. Httpster is still up, but its submissions are closed and its newest site is from May 2025.
Is Mobbin worth it?
If you design apps, yes. $10 a month billed yearly gets you the largest record of shipped product design: 621,500+ screens and 161,000+ flows across iOS and web, with animations, version history for each app and a Deep Search that reads what you mean. Its MCP server gives your agent the same library.
Since 2025 Mobbin collects websites too, filed by kind of section and thirteen style tags, and that’s a fair place to
start. To find a look no tag holds, and to give your agent sections chosen for theirs, regards is the one made for
it. We compared the two in regards vs Mobbin.
Which should you pick?
- You design apps. Mobbin, or Refero for a lifetime plan and design systems to export.
- You need Android or email. Page Flows.
- You design iOS onboarding and paywalls. ScreensDesign.
- You design SaaS web apps. NicelyDone.
- You design websites. regards, to find each section by how it looks, see it in its page, then
open the live site. Land-book, Lapa Ninja and SiteInspire are good places to browse.
- Your agent designs pages. regards, with the design skill, so it starts from
sections worth designing from. For agent access at no cost, SiteInspire or One Page Love.
- You collect references as you go. Savee, Cosmos or Are.na.
- You want concept work, for free. Dribbble and Behance.
Try them side by side
Nearly everything here is free to start. Search regards for the section you’re making, run
the same brief on the others, and keep the one you reach for. Browse the styles, from dark to minimalist, without an account, and see every plan side by side. We also compared regards with Mobbin and Refero one on one.
Sources, checked 16 October 2026: Mobbin’s home page, pricing, education, MCP, site styles and Best Mobbin alternatives; Refero’s pricing, MCP docs and Styles; Page Flows’ pricing; ScreensDesign’s home page and MCP; NicelyDone’s home page and pricing; Land-book’s Pro; Lapa Ninja’s home page and Pro; SiteInspire’s llms.txt; One Page Love’s home page, MCP and about; Awwwards’ submit and FAQ; Curated’s pricing, MCP and sections; A1’s MCP and pricing; Landingfolio’s home page, MCP, skills and pricing; Minimal Gallery’s submit; Savee’s MCP and pricing; Cosmos’ llms.txt; Are.na’s pricing and MCP; Dribbble’s Pro; Behance’s Pro; and Recent, Supahero, UI Garage and Httpster.
FAQ
What’s the best Mobbin alternative?
For apps, Refero: 145,000+ screens and 12,000+ flows from 400+ web and iOS products, an MCP server and a lifetime plan. For websites, regards: sections from sites chosen for how they look, searchable by look by you and your agent.
What’s the best Mobbin alternative for websites?
regards, if you want to search by look: every section of every site is read for its layout, type, colour, imagery and motion, so you can describe the look you’re after and get the sections that carry it. To browse, Land-book, Lapa Ninja and SiteInspire are long-running galleries, and SiteInspire and One Page Love are free with free MCP servers.
Is there a free alternative to Mobbin?
Fully free: SiteInspire, One Page Love, Minimal Gallery and Awwwards for websites, and Dribbble and Behance for concept work. regards Free searches the whole library, 10 searches a day; Refero Free shows about 3% of its library, and NicelyDone Free 12 screen previews.
Which Mobbin alternatives work with AI agents?
Most libraries now run an MCP server. SiteInspire and One Page Love are free with no account, A1 is free with one, and Landingfolio gives 20 fetches a day. regards, Refero, ScreensDesign, NicelyDone, Curated and Savee open theirs on paid plans. Page Flows, Land-book and Lapa Ninja list none, and Awwwards’ API covers only its annual awards.
Can you search design inspiration by look?
On regards, yes: describe a look in plain words, like “pricing that doesn’t look like a template” or “not dark”, and get the sections that carry it. Most galleries filter by style tags, colours and fonts instead, and Mobbin, Refero, Cosmos and Savee also search by image.
Who are Mobbin’s competitors?
For apps, Refero, Page Flows, ScreensDesign and NicelyDone. For websites, which Mobbin has collected since 2025, regards, Land-book, Lapa Ninja, Curated and the galleries in this list.
Is there an open-source Mobbin alternative?
Not a library that we know of: keeping one means capturing and reading pages all the time. Some of what agents use is open source: regards’ design skill, the Refero Skill and Landingfolio’s seven skills are all MIT.