Motion-first React components for shadcn and AI agents, with every curve already tuned
Design canvas with your codebase and agents built in, where design engineers get production-grade output without handoff
Stage
Not given
Not given
Founded
Not given
Not given
Based in
GB
Not given
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 65 open source components under MIT license. Pro Solo early-bird: $149 (regular $199). Pro Team early-bird: $349 (regular $449). One payment covers all current and future Pro components.
Hobby: Free with monthly agent limits for personal projects and unlimited connected repositories. Pro: $20 per person per month with extended agent limits, merge-ready PRs, design QA, and priority support. Teams & enterprises: Custom pricing with SSO/SAML, SCIM, SOC 2 Type II, and dedicated support.
Key features
65 free components under MIT license
31 Pro components with source code included
MCP server for AI agent integration
Works with Next.js 16 and React 19
Light and dark mode support
Respects reduced-motion settings
Tuned motion springs and curves
Concentric corner radius design
Markdown documentation for AI models
New Pro components added weekly
Canvas connected to codebase with code-to-canvas and canvas-to-code workflows
Type-safe code generation from design changes
Pull request integration for code review
Design QA and polish on live product
Support for authenticated screens and complex states
No developer environment setup required for designers
Reuses existing components and design system instead of creating parallel systems
What makes it different
All components tuned with motion springs and curves optimized per interaction
Built-in MCP server enables AI agents to automatically install components
One-time lifetime payment covers all current and future Pro components
Source code ownership with MIT and commercial licenses
Concentric corner radii maintained across all components
Eliminates design-to-engineering handoff with production-ready code direct from canvas
Works directly with real codebase, components, and live data instead of static mockups
Type-safe pull requests that engineers want to merge
Preserves existing design system with no parallel UI debt
Design on the real product surface, not static files like Figma