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Card Library provides an easy way to display a UI Card in your Android app.

Jul 5, 2014, gabrielemariotti

FoldingCell is an expanding content cell inspired by folding paper material.

Apr 13, 2016, Ramotion

A sliding card library.

Sep 26, 2016, xmuSistone

The library creates a similar effect to Tinder's swipable cards with Fling animation and was inspired by Swipeable-Cards.

Oct 6, 2014, Diolor

ExpandingCollection is a card peek/pop controller.

Apr 18, 2017, Ramotion

MaterialList is an Android library created to help all Android developers get the beautiful CardViews that Google shows at its official design specifications.

Nov 24, 2014, dexafree

One custom view for show something just like cards with animations.

Jun 23, 2016, loopeer

A native library providing a Tinder-like cards effect. A card can be constructed using an image and displayed with animation effects, dismiss-to-like and dismiss-to-unlike, and use different sorting mechanisms.

Jul 5, 2014, kikoso

An infinite card switching UI for Android, support custom animation.

Jun 22, 2017, BakerJQ

ChromeLikeTabSwitcher is an Android-library, which provides a tab switcher similar to the one, which is used in the Android version of Google's Chrome browser. It provides layouts optimized for smartphone and tablet devices.

Apr 26, 2017, michael-rapp

ActivitySwitcher is based on the Activity view operation management library, you can achieve any jump between Activity, close any Activity and end applications and other functions.

Nov 9, 2016, Hitomis

A Tinder style Swipe-able deck view for Android.

Dec 31, 2015, aaronbond

A simple implementation of swipe card like StreetView.

Dec 7, 2015, michelelacorte

A tinder-like swipe-able card stack component. It provides "swipe to like" effect and allows easy customization.

Nov 3, 2015, wenchaojiang

Sliding cards with pretty gallery effects.

Aug 20, 2015, mxn21

A stack of cards similar to Tinder.

Dec 24, 2016, lawloretienne

Fork of the CardsUI library by Nadav Fima with more features, including the popular Google Now & Google Play cards views, and an additional MVC implementation

Jul 5, 2014, Androguide

Tinder like swipeable card view for Android.

Aug 20, 2017, yuyakaido

This library allows to create cards with "swipe"-support.

Aug 29, 2016, huxq17

An iOS Passbook-like highly customisable stack of cards implementation for Android.

Feb 3, 2016, mutualmobile

A beautiful Tinder like card deck & Captain Train like toolbar.

Nov 5, 2015, GadgetCheck

Android library for implementing cards stack view with swipe to remove feature.

Aug 13, 2016, Arjun-sna

The library allows to create fixed collage (cards can not be moved, scaled or rotated) or dynamic collage (cards can move, scale and rotate).

Aug 28, 2015, jcmore2

SwipeableCards provides easy way of creating tinder like swipe cards effect with RecyclerView. In comperation with other available libraries SwipableCards is much faster since you are able to use Viewholder pattern.

Apr 9, 2018, nihad92

Lite Android swipeable deck view.

May 14, 2017, diogobernardino

The source code for Card Layout. This project tries to replicate the the latest Card UI in Android. This project does not utilize any libraries for creating the CARD Layout.

Jan 19, 2015, adnan-SM

Interaction Cards are stylish cards that you can use on any of your activity or fragment to show these cards for many purposes.

Sep 25, 2017, kngfrhzs

Detailed CardView that displays an action title, description, and buttons to initiate that action.

Aug 13, 2016, AdamMc331

A simple Swipe Cards library.

Feb 6, 2016, eneim

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