Last updated: 7 August 2026
By Stiv ยท Design, technology and personal finance
Every Mobbin new apps roundup, in one place
Every month we work through the apps and flows freshly added to Mobbin, then write up the ones worth stealing. This page collects all of those Mobbin new apps roundups together, alongside our review, the plan comparisons and the current discount.
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Offers move around, so rather than print a figure here that goes stale, we keep the live code, the current saving and the exact steps to claim it on one page.
The series
The monthly editions
A new edition lands early each month. Each one covers the apps and flows added to Mobbin that month, with what to copy and what to leave well alone.
Eight picks, four from each feed
Brick turns focus into a physical tap, Magnific arrives as the Freepik rebrand with 898 screens, and Railway makes infrastructure look like a map. Opal, Emergent, Featurebase, Monzo and PocketCU fill out the list.
Grok lands as the heavyweight arrival, Zip and Marcus prove fintech can whisper, and Laravel Cloud drags proper design polish into devops. Mindvalley and Cosmos cover the softer end.
The month Liquid Glass became the default
Lumy turns sunrise into UI poetry and Hype brings the culture, while Eleven Reader and Vocabulary show what a tightly scoped app can do. Meanwhile ChatGPT, Gemini and Telegram all turned up in the same new outfit.
Pet tech, French health insurance with a fluffy mascot, and Afterpay going full Cash App green. Three wildly different categories, tied together by tone of voice doing real interface work.
Polestar handles connected hardware, Paramount+ covers discovery, and Beside and Nibble put AI to work on a narrow, well-defined job. Scoped AI is the pattern to borrow here.
Tesla Robotaxi, Viator, Stake and Spotify Kids opened the run, and trust scaffolding was the thread running through all of them. Still the best entry point if you design regulated flows.
The series runs unbroken from March 2026 onwards, and a fresh edition is added here as soon as it publishes.
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The rest of our Mobbin coverage
The monthly roundups cover what landed. These answer the questions people usually ask before they pay for anything.
How we do it
How we pick each month's Mobbin new apps
Every edition starts in the same place: the Latest feeds on Mobbin, checked on both the iOS and the Web sides. That split matters, because the two feeds surface completely different apps. A roundup drawn from only one of them misses half the month.
From there, the rule is simple. An app only makes the list if there is a specific screen or flow worth describing. Consequently, we name the actual thing on screen rather than gesturing at a category. A confirmation screen that admits a payment may take 24 hours is useful. "Clean, modern UI" is not.
We also try to keep each month balanced. AI tools are easy to write about, so a list can drift that way without anyone noticing. Therefore every edition carries picks from at least three or four different categories, and we include the unglamorous ones. Developer tools and retail apps often teach more than the shiny launches do.
Finally, we check every claim against the live library before publishing. Screen counts, categories, ratings and version dates all come from Mobbin on the day of writing, and pricing is re-verified each month rather than copied forward. Where a figure cannot be confirmed, we say so instead of guessing. For the wider thinking behind the patterns we flag, Nielsen Norman Group's usability heuristics remain the sensible reference point.
Mobbin new apps FAQs
How often do you add new Mobbin roundups?
Monthly. A new edition lands early in the month and goes straight to the top of the list above. The run has been unbroken since March 2026, so there is a full series to work through.
What is Mobbin?
Mobbin is a design reference library of real, shipped app and website screens. Its team curates and updates it constantly, so designers can study proven flows rather than reinventing them. In practice, it works like a swipe file that never runs dry.
Do I need a paid plan to browse Mobbin new apps?
Not for a casual look. A free account covers recently added apps and a small number of collections, which is plenty for a skim. However, full search, advanced filters and the complete library sit behind a paid plan, so regular users tend to upgrade.
How much does Mobbin cost in the UK?
Pro was ยฃ8 per month billed yearly when we last checked, and Team was ยฃ12 per member each month on the same terms. Mobbin frames Pro as roughly ยฃ0.26 a day. Prices do move, so confirm on the pricing page before you commit.
Is there a current Mobbin discount?
Usually, yes, though the headline figure changes. Rather than print a number here that goes stale, we keep the live offer and the steps to claim it on our Mobbin promo code page. Do check the saving in your checkout summary before you pay.
Which edition should I read first?
Start with the most recent one, since the library moves quickly and older picks may have been updated since. After that, March 2026 is worth a look because it sets out the trust-scaffolding idea the later editions keep returning to.
Start with Mobbin for less
The free tier is enough to see whether the library suits how you work. If you want the whole thing, the current saving lives on our promo code page.
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