Compose Material Catalog

Compose Material Catalog

Google LLC
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3.9
Libraries & Demo
100,000+ Downloads

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What you get

What Compose Material Catalog does

Compose Material Catalog is a reference and demo app for Android developers working with Jetpack Compose and Material components. It presents UI elements in a usable app so you can see how they appear and behave before adding similar patterns to a project. This makes it a practical fit for developers learning Compose, checking component behavior, or comparing interface choices during development.

What you can explore

  • Material component examples: Browse demonstrations of common Compose Material UI elements rather than relying only on written descriptions.
  • Interactive behavior: Use working examples to see how components respond to interaction and state changes.
  • Theme comparisons: Switch between light and dark presentation to review how the interface and components look under different themes.
  • Organized navigation: Move from the catalog overview to individual components and example screens without sorting through unrelated content.

Who it suits

This app is aimed at Android developers, students, and designers who need a direct visual reference for Compose Material. It is more useful as a companion while building or studying an interface than as a general-purpose consumer app. Developers can use it to inspect patterns, understand the range of available components, and make more informed decisions about how a Compose screen should be structured.

App details

Compose Material Catalog is published by Google LLC and is listed in Libraries & Demo. It has a rating of 3.85 out of 5 from 857 reviews, with 100,000+ installs. Those figures place it among the more widely used reference apps for this particular Android development topic, while the rating suggests that user experiences are mixed rather than uniformly positive.