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Appllama

42,400 screens from 985 top-earning iOS apps, each carrying revenue, downloads and ratings, with an MCP server behind Pro

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Appllama captures the App Store screen by screen. It holds more than 42,400 screens from 985 top-earning iOS apps, and new apps arrive weekly. The context is what makes it different from a screenshot gallery. Every app carries an estimated monthly revenue, a download figure and a rating, so a pattern can be judged by what it earns rather than by how it looks. The grid shows Crazy Sounds & Voice Changer at 38 screens and 30 thousand dollars a month, Dispo at 24 screens and the same revenue band. Sorting runs on top revenue, most downloaded, recently launched, highest rated and A to Z. Four ways in: Apps, Screens tagged by flow, Flows that put onboarding and paywalls side by side, and UI Elements traced back to the app they came from. The catalogue splits into Health & Fitness at 339 apps, Lifestyle 274, Education 161, Productivity 145, Photo & Video 127, Utilities 114, Reference 94, Entertainment 92, Graphics & Design 70 and Sports 50. An MCP server sits at mcp.appllama.io/mcp, one endpoint for every client, with setup pages for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code. There is also a skills package installed with `npx skills add appllama/appllama-skills`. Both sit inside Pro, metered at 1,500 credits a month that reset on the first.

Install
npx skills add appllama/appllama-skills

For an agent

Budget for Pro before you plan around the MCP server. The endpoint is https://mcp.appllama.io/mcp, and the site states plainly that it is part of Pro at 1,500 credits a month. Free browsing does not include it. Install the skills package alongside the server: `npx skills add appllama/appllama-skills`. The site calls it the research playbooks and the design bar, so it carries the method and not only the data. Filter on revenue, not on looks. Every app carries an estimated monthly revenue, a download count and a rating, which is the whole point: a paywall that earns is a better reference than a paywall that is pretty. Use the Flows view for a sequence and the UI Elements view for one component. Flows put onboarding and paywalls side by side, and elements are traced back to the app they came from. Read /llms.txt first. It names all four browse routes, the MCP page and a public-works page of open-source projects.

Why it is here. Screenshot galleries show what an app looks like. This one attaches the revenue, so a designer can argue that a pattern works from evidence rather than from taste.

Install command, framework, licence and component list.

Facts

License
Unknown
Pricing
Freemium, Subscription, Free but account required
Framework
Not applicable
Styling
Not applicable
Distribution
Browse-only gallery or archive, MCP server, Web app / online tool, CLI installer
Platform
Web, iOS
Content type
Screenshots / screens, Dataset / structured records
Agent readiness
MCP server, Agent skill or rules pack, llms.txt, Structured documentation, Agent access behind payment
Accessibility
Unknown
Maturity
Actively maintained
Pricing detail
Free to browse. Pro covers everything else, and it is the only way to reach the MCP server and the skills. Pro is metered at 1,500 credits a month, reset on the first. No figure appears on the landing page.

Notable for

  • 42,400 screens from 985 iOS apps
  • revenue, downloads and ratings on each app
  • MCP server on one endpoint for six clients
  • skills package via npx skills add
  • flows put onboarding and paywalls side by side

Provenance

Verified 2026-08-30. HTTP 200. https://appllama.io/ 200, 501 KB; title "Appllama — UI & UX design inspiration from top-earning iOS apps"; the hero reads "Discover the designs that win. Every onboarding, paywall and flow — 42,400+ screens from 980+ top-earning iOS apps. New apps weekly"; the navigation holds Apps, Explore, Pricing, Screens, Flows, UI Elements and MCP; the category counts read All 985, Health & Fitness 339, Lifestyle 274, Education 161, Productivity 145, Photo & Video 127, Utilities 114, Reference 94, Entertainment 92, Graphics & Design 70 and Sports 50; sort options are Recently added, Top revenue, Most downloaded, Recently launched, Highest rated and A → Z; sample cards read "Crazy Sounds & Voice Changer — Entertainment — 38 screens — $30K/mo est. revenue — 4.6 · 1K" and "Dispo: Retro Disposable Camera — Photo & Video — 24 screens — $30K/mo est. revenue — 4.3 · 7K". https://appllama.io/mcp 200, 381 KB, titled "Try the MCP": "Your agent searches real apps, opens real screens, and builds from what it finds", "Appllama MCP is part of Pro — 1,500 credits a month, reset on the 1st", client tabs for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code, the server URL https://mcp.appllama.io/mcp described as "One endpoint — it works in every client", and the command `npx skills add appllama/appllama-skills` described as "The research playbooks and the design bar, in one command". https://appllama.io/llms.txt 200 and it names /screens, /flows, /elements, /mcp, /pricing and /public-works. /sitemap.xml 200. The corpus already holds loader-buttons.appllama.io as appllama-loader-buttons, which is one single-page motion study and not this catalogue.

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