@glassyui-native

Follows the device's appearance and accessibility settings and lets your app override them.

The glass material on its own, with the backdrop Android blurs: the system’s own glass on iOS 26 and later, a lit blur elsewhere.

A glass button that sets down under a press and lights up from the point you press.

Glass cards, panels and pills for anything that floats above your content.

A recessed glass text field with a label and an optional hint.

A recessed glass field for longer text that can grow as you type.

A glass checkbox whose mark draws itself in, with an indeterminate state.

Options where exactly one is chosen, with a dot that pops in.

An on/off switch whose knob turns to glass under a finger as it slides.

A slider whose knob turns to glass while you drag it, for one value or a range.

A single-choice control whose glass bubble springs between options.

Tabs whose glass bubble springs to the selected tab.

A small tinted label for status, counts and categories.

A glass track with a fill that slides to its value, or sweeps when the length is unknown.

A ring with a fading tail, for waiting on something short.

A quiet placeholder with a slow sheen, shaped like what will replace it.

A short message set in tinted glass, with four tones and an optional dismiss.

A round photo that falls back to coloured initials, with a presence dot and stacked groups.

Sections that expand and collapse on glass, one at a time or several.

A row of icons on a glass shelf for an app's main destinations.

A modal on raised glass that rises into place and holds focus until it closes.

A glass panel that slides in from an edge. Bottom sheets drag down to dismiss.

A glass notification for brief updates, announced to screen readers.

A menu on glass that grows from its trigger, with checkbox and radio items.

A glass trigger that opens a slab of glass to choose from.

Floating glass content anchored to the control that opens it.

A labelled glass picker: a native menu or wheel on iOS, a dropdown on Android and a select on the web.

A row that reveals action buttons on swipe, for iOS, Android and the web.

A swipeable card deck with Previous and Next buttons, for iOS, Android and the web.