Menuette – iOS Native Menu Explorer
Explore real menus from Apple and top iOS apps.
Menuette – iOS Native Menu Explorer launched on August 10, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Menuette is a reference tool for mobile designers and developers. Explore real-world contextual menus from popular iOS apps. See how others design long-press actions, pickers, sheets, and more — so you can make yours feel native, fast, and thoughtful.
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199,00 ₽ · Предназначено для iPhone. Не проверялось для macOS. iPhone Explore real menus from Apple and top iOS apps. Menuette is your hands-on reference for understanding how native contextual menus work across iOS. Browse context menus and quick actions. Learn how menus are structured, styled, and written—with practical tips for both designers and developers. Key Features: - A curated library of native iOS context menus and Quick actions from real apps - Tips and best practices for crafting better UX - Guides tailored to both designers and developers - External links to Apple documentation (SwiftUI, UIKit, Play, and more) - Support for long-press previews and contextual interaction…from apps.apple.com
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