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Tamagui Complete Documentation

Tamagui is a complete UI solution for React Native and Web, with a fully-featured UI kit, styling engine, and optimizing compiler.

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# Tamagui Complete Documentation

> Tamagui is a complete UI solution for React Native and Web, with a fully-featured UI kit, styling engine, and optimizing compiler.



## intro/benchmarks

---
title: Benchmarks
description: Reproducible web and native performance comparisons
---

<IntroParagraph>
  On the iOS uniwind-benchmarks app, Tamagui 3.0.6 rendered 2,003 views in 39.5
  ms and switched themes in 3.5 ms. Both times beat every other themed library,
  Uniwind Pro included. In our Tailwind class suite, Uniwind was fastest in all
  15 native cells and Tamagui Tailwind was second. On web, Tailwind CSS was
  fastest in 10 cells, Tamagui Tailwind in three, and inline React in two.
</IntroParagraph>

Green cells mark the lowest mean in each row. All values are mean milliseconds.
Lower is faster.

## Web results

The web fixture renders 200 items, or 60 in the heavy case. Mount starts with an
empty root. Update changes fixture state without replacing the root. Remount
replaces the tree. Timing starts before the React state change and ends in
`useLayoutEffect`.

Each production build ran in Chromium `151.0.7922.34` on an Apple M5 Pro with 18
logical CPUs and 64 GiB of memory. The runner used Bun `1.3.14` on Darwin
`25.5.0`. Two warmup rounds preceded 10 retained rounds. Seed `73129` shuffled
every framework and scenario round. All 50 behavior checks passed before timing.

Simple, rich, group, and heavy use Tamagui `3.0.0-beta.901.1`. Animated uses
Tamagui `3.0.0-beta.917.1`. The animated compiler flattened all 14 candidates
with zero bailouts. The other versions are Tailwind CSS `4.3.0`, NativeWind
`5.0.0-preview.4`, React Native Web `0.21.2`, Uniwind `1.11.0`, React `19.2.3`,
and React DOM `19.2.3`.

<Wide>
  <SimpleTable
    headers={[
      'Scenario',
      'Operation',
      'Tamagui Tailwind',
      'Tailwind CSS',
      'Inline React',
      'NativeWind v5',
      'Uniwind',
    ]}
    columnWidths={['10%', '10%', '22%', '15%', '15%', '14%', '14%']}
    numericColumns={[2, 3, 4, 5, 6]}
    minWidth={960}
    highlightCells={[
      [0, 3],
      [1, 4],
      [2, 3],
…

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