7 new sections for service, agency, and corporate sites: a split hero, an icon-grid feature, a checklist + image feature, a numbered process with CTA card, a custom-tabs feature, a stats block, and a certification carousel with a lightbox.
32 new drop-ins across four small worlds we kept reaching for. Code snippets and diffs, ticket stubs from cinema to support queues, address and route cards, plus hourly precip, a wind compass, AQI and alerts.
23 showcase sections built around the surface developers spend their day inside: a bento with editor + video + upload, browser-chrome cards pairing a live code editor with logs, PRs, an AI copilot, test runs, deploys, webhooks, even a regex playground and a spreadsheet. Drop them on a /home and skip the screenshot ritual.
Less than a block, more than a button. Pieces are the small drop-in widgets we kept reaching for inside our own builds: composers, mini editors, side panels. So we packaged them up. Starting today with three new editor pieces.
23 reservation and scheduling sections, all in one drop 📅 Pick a date, grab a seat, run a multi step wizard. Hotel, flight, ride, spa, cinema, restaurant, you name it. The kind of stuff we used to wire up by hand every project.
Seventeen sections that look like the dashboards we actually live inside. API explorer, webhook stream, log viewer, feature flags, queue monitor, CI/CD board 🛠 Built for the people who deploy on Friday.
39 sections for the recruiting flow nobody loves designing. Job lists, perks grids, team intros, hiring CTAs. Drop them in and finally ship a careers page you don't have to apologize for.
Eighteen more steps to choose from when wiring up a first-run flow. Persona picker, workspace setup, integrations, goals, billing, the carousel-style feature tour. Mix, match, ship.
Pre-launch pages with actual energy 🚧 Waitlists with avatars, dev log feeds, before/after toggles, early access tiers. The kind that make people refresh just in case.
Thirteen card-first feature layouts leaning on background media and a little glass ✨ Bento grids, masonry columns, sticky tabs, the asymmetric tall-and-short combo we keep coming back to.