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Accessible, dark-mode-first React component library for developers who care about craft.
@JAY_VEGAD_ · X
Not a proper SaaS yet, just a small step in my journey. Feedback is always appreciated.
A growing collection of React components for building modern products. Each one arrives as source you can read and edit, and works with your coding agent, so what it ships looks de
@akhil_4109 · X
Native controls track your input the whole way. Most web components fire once and stop. These don't — installed as source you own.
@ppramanik62 · X
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A shadcn registry of best animated React components.
@AmitGajare4 · X
Building weird open-source UI components
TiltShield measures your personal exposure to financial, digital, household and infrastructure disruptions—and tells you what to fix first.
@ezekielnelson__ · X
most people don't know their biggest infrastructure dependency until it fails that's what TiltShield uncovers and the exact action to take including contacts when dependencies fail →
Search and copy production-ready UI components for your projects.
@ArthurMrcnr · X
Browse interactive React and Next.js components, blocks, and Tailwind templates.
@Ksparth12 · X
The Grey Matter - AI-Powered Business Observability Platform using the 9Vectors Framework
@CHARLIEMILLERai · X
A curated index of React components and templates for building polished, production-ready interfaces.
@edinsoncode · X
Hey, I’m Eddy 👋 solana:8T3suJtKUGrWRytVNKe7RLV81AumvmBPQfEkyeHtpump I’m building and Looking to connect with people into: • AI • SaaS • Startups • Vibe Coding • Tech • Product Building • Content Creation • Design If you’re building, creating, or shipping something interesting — let’s connect and grow together 🤝
Predict device end-of-life dates, security risks, and resale values to guide upgrade decisions.
@teck_baby · X
Task manager with Now, Next, and Someday buckets that sync between iOS and web.
u/dahooddawg · Reddit
I built a task manager that replaces priority levels with a hard cap on what "now" means Hey r/SideProject -- I built this for myself because every task manager I tried had the same problem: everything felt high priority. The core idea: instead of High/Med/Low (which fails because everything feels high), you get three buckets -- Now, Next, Someday -- and a hard cap on how many items "Now" can hold. When it's full, adding something new means consciously swapping it for something alread
A curated library of reusable UI components built with Framer.
@buildlylibrary · X
