Learn how to build React Native UI with free MIT Base components. Set up Expo, install editable source, share a theme, and connect your agent.
Native Animation Base is a family of animated components inside Native Animation. Build everyday screens with one coherent theme, purposeful motion, and editable TypeScript source.
Free forever. MIT. No account required. Base uses React Native StyleSheet. Its license applies to Base; other catalog pieces keep their own prices and licenses.
Start with your agent
Connect the Native Animation MCP, describe your app, and let your agent read the design guide and the actual component APIs before composing screens. Keep navigation, state, persistence, and callbacks explicit: installing UI is one part of building an app.
Start with a component
Browse published components or add your first component. The installer includes the required family source, not just the main file.
One app, one theme
The Base theme connects semantic colors, spacing, radii, typography, and spring motion. Try the theme preview and take a reproducible configuration into your project.
What ships
A component’s canonical page is at /animations/base-…. It includes its README, props, dependencies, SDK compatibility, and public source. Only published components appear in the collection. Internal showcases are not installable products.
Browse published screen blocks for complete compositions, or use the example app brief to compose a screen with your agent.