Checklist

Five checks before you buy a Figma UI kit.

Variables, dark mode, component properties, how current it is and the license. Here is how Appetite UI answers each, with the page that proves it.Appetite UI is a Figma UI kit for iOS and Android apps, built like a design system. One token source drives Apple and Material components in light and dark mode, and exports to SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, Flutter and CSS.

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The checks

How does Appetite UI score on the five checks?

Each answer is the file as it ships today, and each proof is a page you can open.

The five checks for a Figma UI kit and how Appetite UI answers them
Check	Appetite UI	Proof
Is it built on Figma Variables?	Yes. 589 variables in 6 collections, and every component and screen reads them, so a value changes in one place.	Tokens
Is dark mode a variable mode or a second set of frames?	A mode. The Color Tokens collection carries Light and Dark, and switching the mode on a frame turns the whole screen; no component has a dark copy.	How dark mode works
Are the components proper component sets with properties?	Yes. 174 components and 1,984 variants, with variant, boolean, instance swap and text properties named as Figma's right hand panel names them.	Button properties
Is it up to date with iOS 27 and Material 3?	Yes. The Apple pages follow iOS 27, Liquid Glass at Clear, Regular and Tinted included, and the Android side follows Material 3. The latest release, 2.5, shipped in October 2026.	Release 2.5
Can I use it commercially and for clients?	Yes. One payment, unlimited personal, client and commercial projects, and lifetime updates. Team covers up to ten people as one package, not a price per seat.	License and pricing

Limits

What it does not do.

Said here so you do not find out after buying.

No Figma Code Connect

Code Connect maps a component to a snippet and needs a Figma Organization or Enterprise plan. Appetite UI writes the code names onto the variables instead, and the Core Skill tells an agent which token to use.

No coded components

The file ships the token code, SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, Flutter and CSS, not component code: your developers build the components on those values.

Appetite UI started as the in-house UI kit of the bpolacek.cz studio and grew into a product. It is built with the studio team and external collaborators; questions go to hi@appetiteui.com.

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