Every component ships as a prompt

React & Tailwind components that feel expensive

Handcrafted components with live previews, an openly licensed React catalogue and seventeen thousand icons. Copy once and it lands in your repo, styled to your theme.

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Every import, confirmed

Running right now

Not screenshots.
The components themselves.

Every card below is the real component, compiled and running in your browser as you read this. Hover to stop the row.

Open all 1,289

Fourteen shelves

Find it by what it is

Three catalogues

Everything you need to make a page look expensive

Our own components are written from scratch and previewed live. The React catalogue is imported whole from libraries that permit it, with their licences kept intact.

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What developers say

People who copied a component and shipped it the same day.

Pricing

Free to try, cheap to keep

Free

$0

Four copies a week, the whole catalogue in view.

  • Every component visible, every preview live
  • Four copies each week
  • No card, no trial that expires

Two months

$6per month

billed every two months

  • Unlimited copies
  • The full paste prompt for every component
  • Cancel at the end of any term

Annual save 17%

$5per month

billed once a year

  • Unlimited copies
  • Everything added over the year at no extra cost
  • $60 a year instead of $72

How it works

One copy, and it builds itself

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Find it

Search by name or browse a category. Every preview is the real component running, not a screenshot, so what you see is what you get.

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Copy the prompt

The prompt carries the source plus strict rules telling your agent to reproduce it exactly, not to reinterpret it.

Copy prompt → ⌘V in Claude Code
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It lands in your repo

Plain HTML, CSS and JS with no dependencies, or a React file with the packages listed. Yours to edit from that point on.

On licensing. Everything imported here is redistributed under a licence that permits it, and the full licence text travels with the code: component licences · icon licences. Libraries carrying a no-selling rider are refused by the importer, even when their headline says MIT.