# Tactile UI

> Interface components that work like real hardware

- Category: UI components (`components`)
- Official: https://tactileui.dev/
- Wunderlust: https://wunderlust.xyz/r/tactileui
- Image: https://wunderlust.xyz/media/tactileui-poster.jpg
- Video preview: https://wunderlust.xyz/media/tactileui.webm
- Added: 2026-11-07

## What it is

A library of hardware-style interface components, such as buttons, dials and gauges, that you press, drag and turn, with a copy-as-code option. The site describes itself as “UI components that work like real hardware”.

## What it’s for

For giving an interface the feel of a physical panel, with controls that respond to touch.

## Benefits

- Buttons, dials and gauges with physical interaction
- Copy as code
- A free subset under the MIT license

## Caveats

- According to secondary sources, part of the set is paid (“founder pass”); pricing not verified on the site
- tactileui.de redirects to tactileui.dev

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