Discover how apps are using the new design and Liquid Glass

This Apple Design Award finalist sees a beautiful implementation of the new design across platforms. The new design complements the app’s rich blue color palette, while redesigned submenus and popovers move off the top toolbar. Check out the Liquid Glass effects as you interact with tide charts and graphs.

Native architecture, a sense of playfulness, and the new design combine to make this workout tracker feel cleaner and crisper. By making smart use of the toolbar and scroll-edge effects, GrowPal now offers much more space for data, while maintaining its sharp-yet-minimal identity.

A shining example of thoughtful minimalism, this sun-tracking app uses the new design to keep all actions within easy reach, and focus on the data people care most about. Lumy also offers a Quick Access Menu, floating Peek Panel, and fluid sliders that make navigating feel easier.

Controls shift from the top to the bottom toolbar in this long-running stargazing app that changed its formerly modal submenus into popovers — a subtle change that helps stargazers.

This vector-graphics design app — now unified across iPhone, iPad, and Mac — boasts a stronger iPad experience that makes complex designs easier to understand. On iPad, the new two-column Inspector lets people browse and edit side-by-side, adapting dynamically to window size. And on iPhone, touch targets, spacing, and gestures have been refined for smoother and more comfortable interaction — even with one hand.

Subtle changes to color and branding in this credit card-tracking app make for a big impact. A purple gradient at the top of the view anchors the Liquid Glass controls, so people can focus on the data-packed interface.

A scroll edge effect in the header allows people to see more results and options; the tab bar is updated; the seat map utilizes Liquid Glass buttons; and the interface leverages a more concentric design language, making that experience softer and friendlier.

A great example of how the new design system allows apps to merchandise more products. The search experience moves to the tab bar and becomes more globally available. And Liquid Glass controls let the brand’s familiar color scheme shine through. And the blue headers on the Shop tab scroll away, affording more real estate in the content view.

A comprehensive redesign in which every action leverages the new design and Liquid Glass. Photoroom now offers more comfortable tap targets, increased UI size and spacing, and a bottom tab bar that makes it easy to see content behind.

Controls are at home in the top toolbar of this iPad productivity app; the design makes clear what’s interactive at all times. Plus, OmniFocus leverages native frameworks to deliver simultaneous updates across Apple platforms.

The fully native CNN app features more edge-to-edge content that blends seamlessly with the UI. The updates are subtle, but its design tweaks and updated navigation combine to offer a more modern feel — and put the focus on CNN’s all-important scrolling feed.

In this minimalist app for writers and academics, controls are compact, but float above the canvas to remain in reach at all times. Plus, actions are simplified across the app, with an emphasis on minimizing the number of tools that are exposed at any given time.