Interactive Rive animation templates: buttons, loaders, toggles, forms and more, each with a working state machine. Start free, upgrade for the full catalogue and a commercial license. Includes Riv Eye, a free in-browserriv inspector.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Manuel, one of the people behind Hoverine.

I've spent most of this year on this. The reason: Rive's runtime is great, but finding a well-built .riv you can actually ship meant digging through community files and guessing what each input does. So we built the library we wanted.

What's in it today:

100-ish templates in 10 categories (buttons, loaders, toggles, forms, navigation and more)
Every template has a working state machine and documented inputs
A free plan, plus paid plans with a commercial license per site or app
Riv Eye, a free inspector: open any .riv in the browser and see its artboards, state machines and inputs. Review mode lets a client leave feedback right on the animation

We're also inviting Rive designers to contribute. Contributors split 60% of subscription revenue.

We're small and just opened. Tell us which templates you'd want next, and what's confusing. I'm reading every comment today.

how do updates work if i already shipped one in an app and u fix a bug in it later, do i have to swap the file by hand

Documenting the inputs on every state machine is the part that stands out, since guessing which boolean drives which state is usually where an imported .riv eats the afternoon. We build a learning app for 3-year-olds on iPad, where buttons are 88 pt and there is no hover at all, only press. Do the button templates scale cleanly to touch targets that big, and do any of them ship with a reduced-motion input so the app can respect the OS setting?