Free & Open Source • MIT License

Professional UIfor Power Apps

Production-ready components, templates, and patterns for Power Apps developers — built with Power Fx, no PCF required. Copy, customize, ship.

No premium licenseNo premium connectorsNo PCF to whitelistGCC ready
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11
AI Configurators
4
Templates
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Developer FAQ

Everything you need to know

Are the components really free?

Yes. Every component, layout, and template is free and open source under the MIT license. Use them in unlimited personal and commercial projects, including client work, with no attribution required.

Do these need a premium license or premium connectors?

No. Everything here is built with standard Power Fx and standard controls. No premium connectors, no Dataverse requirement, no per-app licensing. If your users can open a canvas app today, they can run these components today.

How do I import components?

Copy the YAML definition, open Power Apps Studio, go to Components → New Component → Import from code, paste the YAML, and configure. No packages, no installs.

Do they work in GCC and GCC High?

Yes. There are no external calls, no CDN dependencies, and no PCF packages to whitelist. Everything renders from Power Fx and native controls, so sovereign and government clouds behave the same as commercial.

Can I customize the components?

Absolutely. Every component exposes configuration properties you set with Power Fx. You own the code, so modify anything you want. Adapting components to your own design tokens is the expected path, not a workaround.

Do these work with Dataverse, SharePoint, and SQL?

Yes. Components bind to collections rather than a specific data source, so connect whatever you already use and map the columns. Delegation notes are called out on each component page where they matter.

Do you provide support?

Community support is built into the site. Leave a comment on any component, suggest a feature, or report an issue right from the page. You can also reach out with questions, feedback, or contributions through the Contact page.