Screens
One state or pattern, such as a login screen, a paywall, an empty state or a form.
Connect Mobbin and Manus finds real screens, flows and website sections from shipped apps, then builds the app, deck or critique you asked for in the same task.
Mobbin is a library of real screens, flows and website sections from shipped apps. Once it’s connected, Manus searches it in plain language and keeps the app name and link for every result.
One state or pattern, such as a login screen, a paywall, an empty state or a form.
Multi-step journeys where order matters, such as onboarding, checkout, identity verification or cancellation.
Parts of a web page, such as heroes, pricing sections, testimonials, navigation and footers.
Each one starts from real references on Mobbin and ends with something you can open, present or hand off.
Instead of a blank screen, Manus studies app onboarding examples and app UI examples from similar apps on Mobbin, then builds on those UI references. Publish the result from Manus and open it on your phone in Expo Go.
For UX benchmarking, Manus picks the top ten apps in a category on Mobbin, then uses Wide Research to study every flow in parallel. You get a spreadsheet with one row per app and flow, plus a website that groups onboarding flow examples, sign up flow examples and paywall examples by pattern.
Show your product or compliance team how trusted fintech apps handle the KYC flow. Manus marks each screenshot with the pattern, its strength and its trade-off, then exports the deck to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides.
Use it as an AI UX audit: Manus pulls real pricing sections from Mobbin, compares them with your mockup and writes a design critique of what to keep and what to fix. A follow-up marks each fix on the screenshot, like a UI audit you can hand to your team.
Search website sections the way you search mobile UI patterns: heroes, pricing, testimonials and footers from real sites. Manus then uses those UI design examples to build your landing page as a working website.
Manus can read screens, flows and sections. It can’t edit, delete or manage your saved collections.
Results keep the app name and the Mobbin page, so you and your team can open the source and check it.
Remove Mobbin from Connectors in Manus whenever you want.
Mobbin is a searchable library of real mobile apps, web apps and websites, with more than 600,000 screens from shipped products. You can look up single screens, end-to-end flows such as onboarding and checkout, UI patterns such as paywalls and empty states, and website sections such as heroes and pricing.
It lets Manus search Mobbin in plain language for single screens, multi-step user flows and website sections. Manus reads the results, including screen images, app names and links to the Mobbin pages, then uses them to make what you asked for in the same task.
Yes. Connecting Mobbin to Manus needs a paid Mobbin plan, such as Pro or Team. Mobbin offers MCP access on its Pro, Team and Enterprise plans.
No. The connection is read-only. Manus can read screens, flows and sections, but it can’t edit, delete or manage your saved collections, and you can revoke access at any time from Connectors in Manus.
Whatever you ask Manus for. For example, a mobile app you open on your phone in Expo Go, a stakeholder deck you export to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides, a spreadsheet and website that compare competitors, or a marked-up critique of your Figma mockup.
Yes. Ask for a set of apps, such as the top ten in a category. Manus uses Wide Research to study their onboarding, checkout and paywall flows in parallel, then gives you one spreadsheet row per app and flow and a website that groups the apps by pattern, with how often each pattern appears.
No. An example shows that a product shipped a design, not that it improved conversion or any other metric. Treat a recurring pattern as a convention, adapt it to your own brand and users, and check accessibility yourself.