Components

A macOS-style dock whose icons grow with spring physics as the pointer approaches and push their neighbors apart. Labels, running dots, a launch bounce and arrow-key navigation included.

A black pill or MacBook-style notch that morphs between live activities (timers, uploads, an AI thinking state, notifications) with a spring layout animation. Each view is announced politely.

macOS Notification Center cards: collapsed, the newest sits in front with two peeking behind; click or press Enter to spring the stack open. New cards slide in from the top; each can be dismissed.

The window chrome of a real desktop app (Tauri or Electron): a title bar that drags the window, double-click to maximize, and the controls the platform draws: traffic lights, Windows caption buttons, or none.

The macOS volume and brightness HUD: a dark frosted square with a big icon and a 16-segment bar, or a slim capsule with a smooth bar. Pops in, restarts its timer when the value changes, fades out and announces the new level.

Resolution-independent macOS-style icons drawn in SVG and CSS: folders, documents with extension badges, drives and gradient app icons in eight theme-aware colors.

A macOS segmented control: mutually exclusive options with a selected pill that springs between segments and hairline dividers between unselected ones. A Radix radio group underneath.

The macOS Control Center panel in frosted glass: toggle tiles with round badges, grouped Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and AirDrop rows, pill sliders with the icon in the track, and a Now Playing tile. Real toggle buttons and Radix sliders.

A macOS desktop of icons: box-select with the pointer, drag to move with snapping to grid cells, double-click or Return to open, arrow keys to move focus and Alt plus arrows to move an icon.

A working mini Finder: sidebar shortcuts, back and forward history, icon and list views, search, click, shift and command selection, keyboard navigation and a path bar, on a macOS window.

The macOS Launchpad: a frosted full-area overlay with search, pages of app icons sized to fit, page dots, wheel and key paging, arrow-key focus across pages and Escape to close.

A full-screen lock screen in two flavors: macOS (live clock, avatar, password field that shakes when wrong) and iOS (clock, notification stack, flashlight and camera, swipe up to unlock). Hydration-safe clock.

A right-click menu styled like macOS: frosted panel, accent-color highlight, key equivalents, checkmarks, submenus and a red destructive item, on Radix for full keyboard support.

macOS window chrome: traffic lights whose glyphs appear on hover, a centered title or unified toolbar, an optional translucent sidebar with vibrancy, and active and inactive appearances.

A translucent macOS menu bar on Radix Menubar: a bold app menu, menus with key equivalents, submenus and checkmarks, a status area with icon buttons and a hydration-safe live clock.

A macOS sheet: a frosted panel that drops from the top edge of its window and dims only that window, with a default accent button, on Radix Dialog for focus trapping and Escape to cancel.

A macOS Spotlight-style command palette on cmdk: a large translucent search field, grouped results with app-icon tiles, fuzzy filtering and arrow-key navigation, inline or as a ⌘K dialog.

A frosted macOS toolbar with a title block, icon and labeled buttons, segmented view switches, an expanding search field, separators and spacers, built on Radix Toolbar so the whole bar is one tab stop.

Desktop widgets in three sizes: weather with a sky gradient, hourly strip and daily ranges; a calendar with a month grid and events; a battery widget with rings. They scale with their width and use UTC dates.

A desktop of real windows: focus raises, the title bar drags, edges and corners resize, double-click zooms, the yellow light tucks a window into a tray, and Alt plus arrow keys move and resize from the keyboard.

An interactive WebGL dot globe (cobe) with markers, drag-to-spin momentum and arrow-key control. Colors come from theme tokens and repaint on theme change; starts lazily and pauses off-screen.

Hairline rails with thin light beams rising along them and dissolving near the top, over a soft glow. Canvas, token colors, DPR aware, pauses off-screen, a still frame under reduced motion.

Cover pictures drawn from a seed in your theme's chart colors: color fields, rings, bars, dots or waves. The same seed always draws the same picture, so an item without an image still looks finished.

A crisp square-grid background in the border color with optional dashed lines, filled cells, softly lighting random cells and an edge fade, drawn as one SVG pattern.

Soft, slowly drifting aurora light made of blurred token-colored glows with fine vertical curtains and an optional radial fade. Pure CSS layers, paused off-screen, still under reduced motion.

A lightweight SVG dot grid background with an optional radial fade and a few softly pulsing glow dots. One pattern element, token colors, hydration-safe, still under reduced motion.

A canvas grid of small squares that flicker at random brightness, like a busy status board. Pixel-snapped, token-colored, DPR aware, pauses off-screen, static under reduced motion.

A canvas grid whose cells light up under the pointer and fade out behind it, leaving a glowing trail, drawn only while something is moving and listening on its parent so content above never blocks it.

Soft beams of theme-colored light fanning down from the top edge, each swaying and breathing at its own pace, deterministic so the server and browser match.

Thin meteors with glowing heads and fading tails streak across a container at a set angle. Randomized after mount (hydration-safe), paused off-screen, hidden under reduced motion.

A film-grain layer made from an SVG turbulence filter, with strength, fineness, blend mode and an optional shimmer, to take the plastic edge off gradients, cards and photos.

A tree made of thousands of small points, standing on rings that spread across the ground. It sways, parts around the pointer and settles back, pauses off screen, and holds still under reduced motion.

A canvas field of softly twinkling particles with depth, gentle drift and a pointer that attracts or repels them. Token colors, DPR aware, pauses off-screen, still under reduced motion.

A perspective floor of grid lines gliding toward you under a glowing horizon, tinted with any theme color, tilt and cell size adjustable, still under reduced motion.

Concentric rings that breathe outward as a background, plus a press ripple that spreads from the pointer (or the center for keyboard) on any surface.

The pieces every animated hero shares: an announcement pill, a pause and play button that reports its state, and a 2D canvas that sizes itself, pauses off screen, follows the theme and holds still under reduced motion.

A hyperspace tunnel of streaks flying out from the center on a canvas, in theme colors with a soft vignette for readable content, parallax toward the pointer, pausing off screen.

Fills its parent with a fragment shader or a cloud of points. Theme colors, pointer and progress arrive as uniforms; it pauses off screen, lowers its resolution when slow, and holds still under reduced motion.

Text with the words of a search marked, as search results show them: real mark elements in a theme tint that stays readable in light and dark, plus helpers that split a query and test whether text matches it.

Text filled with a gradient of theme colors that slowly drifts, or a shiny variant that sweeps a glint of light across it on a pause. Static under reduced motion; plain text in forced colors.

Hand-drawn marks around inline text: highlight, underline, box, circle, strike-through and brackets, drawn in when the phrase scrolls into view.

Characters flip through random letters like a split-flap board and settle left to right, as plain text or on tiles, on load, on scroll or on hover and focus.

Words melt into each other with a blur and threshold effect, cycling through a list, pausing when off screen, with a box that never jumps in width.

Decodes text in place: each character cycles through random glyphs before settling, left to right. Plays on mount, in view or on hover, keeps its final width, and exposes the final text to screen readers.

Text with four-point stars that twinkle around it in theme colors, re-rolling position each time, with an optional gradient fill.

Text laid out on a circle that turns slowly, with a center slot for a logo or arrow, pausing on hover.

Reveals text by character, word or line with eight entrances (fade, blur, slide, scale, rotate), staggered and triggered on scroll, with the full text kept for screen readers.

A typewriter that types and erases one or several strings with natural timing and a blinking caret, starting on scroll if you like, with the whole text available to screen readers.

Cycles one word of a sentence with a vertical slide and blur while its width springs to the next word, so the rest of the line reflows smoothly. Screen readers hear one stable sentence.

A notched aluminium laptop drawn in CSS that scales with its container. Renders children, an image or a video as the screen, and can open its lid when it scrolls into view.

A modern Android phone drawn in CSS: satin frame in porcelain, obsidian or sage, centered punch-hole camera, Material-style status bar and gesture or three-button navigation. Children render at phone resolution, scaled to fit.

A Safari-style window with traffic lights, a padlocked address field and optional tabs. Children render as the page, either at natural size or laid out at desktop width and scaled to fit.

A modern phone drawn in CSS: titanium band, side buttons, Dynamic Island, status bar and home indicator. Children render as the screen, laid out at a phone resolution and scaled to fit.

A modern tablet drawn in CSS: brushed aluminum frame, thin glass bezel, front camera, status bar and home indicator. Landscape or portrait with the same proportions; children render as the screen at tablet resolution, scaled to fit.

A smartwatch drawn in CSS: rounded aluminum case, digital crown and side button, curved glass and a fading strap in sport, loop or leather. The screen is always dark and children render scaled to fit.

An SVG beam that connects two elements with a curved path and sends a glowing gradient pulse along it. Follows layout changes, pauses off-screen, static under reduced motion.

A card that tilts in 3D toward the pointer with spring smoothing and a moving glare. TiltCardLayer children float at their own depth for parallax. Keyboard focus shows a gentle tilt.

A decorative hairline grid background where a few random cells softly light up and fade, like instrument lights. SVG, hydration-safe, static under reduced motion.

A live feed where new items spring in at the top and the rest glide down, with leave animations, an item cap, an optional fading tail and a polite announcement for new entries.

A wrapper that fades content in while it unblurs and slides a few pixels, once it scrolls into view, with a group that staggers its children.

A short beam of light that travels around the inside edge of its parent's border at a constant speed. Decorative, token-colored, hidden under reduced motion.

Wraps any content in a border drawn by a rotating conic gradient in theme colors, with a soft outer glow. Speed, width, radius and arc length are props; it stops at a still angle under reduced motion.

An endless horizontal or vertical scroller for logo rows and testimonials. Speed is in pixels per second, it pauses on hover and focus, and it fills any width.

Counts up to a number when it scrolls into view, with locale-aware formatting for currency, percentages and decimals.

A card whose surface and border pick up a soft glow that follows the pointer, driven by CSS variables with no re-render per move. Keyboard focus shows a steady glow.

A number whose digits roll like an odometer to the new value, with locale and Intl formatting for currency, percent and compact notation, and widths that animate as digits come and go.

Confetti in your theme colors: fireConfetti(), a useConfetti() hook that fires from an element, and a ConfettiButton. Presets for burst, side cannons, stars and fireworks; nothing fires under reduced motion.

Wraps any content so a diagonal band of light sweeps across it on hover or keyboard focus, in white for images and dark surfaces or a soft shadow for light ones.

Icons, logos or labels orbiting on a 3D sphere, spun by dragging, calming under the pointer and when anything has focus, with real list markup so every item stays reachable.

A wrapper that knows when it is on screen: it sets a data attribute for CSS, offers a render function and callbacks, and can run a simple entrance.

A magnifying lens that follows the pointer over an image or any content, moves with the arrow keys when focused, hides on Escape and keeps the copy inside it out of the accessibility tree.

A card with a two-color light that follows the pointer along its border, with an optional soft glow inside, driven by CSS variables so moving never re-renders, and a steady light on keyboard focus.

The Ballmac Button with a magnetic pull: it drifts toward a nearby mouse pointer on a spring, and its label moves a little further for depth. Takes every Button prop.

A card framed by a two-color neon border with a soft outer light and inner glow, tunable thickness, intensity and corner radius, with an optional warm-up flicker that never plays under reduced motion.

Items that orbit a center on circular tracks while staying upright. Evenly spaced, any radius, speed and direction; stack several for rings. Paused off-screen, static under reduced motion.

A blur that ramps up toward an edge instead of switching on at a line, made of stacked backdrop-filter layers, for scrolling lists, headers, footers and image captions.

A call-to-action button that sends soft rings outward to ask for attention, calming as soon as it is hovered or focused, and switchable off once the person acts.

A button with a border of theme colors circling it and a glow on hover, built on the Ballmac button so every size, variant and focus state still works.

A looping row of text or logos that drifts sideways and speeds up, or reverses, with how fast you scroll the page or any scroll container, repeating itself to fill the width.

Text with a band of light sweeping across it, from muted to full foreground color. Suited to AI "thinking" and loading status lines; static under reduced motion.

A button with a diagonal band of light that sweeps across on hover and focus, or on a timer to draw the eye, built on the Ballmac button.

A custom cursor for one area that glides after the pointer on a spring, leans into the direction of travel, shrinks on press and grows a label over elements marked with data-cursor-label.

A list or grid whose items arrive one after another from any direction, then glide to their new places when filtered, sorted, added or removed.

Reveals a headline or paragraph word by word or character by character with a soft blur and rise, when it scrolls into view or on mount.

Every agent on a team of agents as a card: name and role, a status in words (working, waiting, blocked, idle, offline), what it is doing, a load meter and when it was last active, with status counts that filter the grid.

A layered graph of how agents, tools, memory and people hand work to each other: nodes that say what they are and what they are doing in words, labelled arrows, the active path drawn heavier, and arrow keys that follow the edges.

A swimlane timeline for multi-agent runs: one lane per agent, steps coloured by what they are doing, dashed handoffs between lanes, a Now line and a detail panel, all reachable with the arrow keys.

A live task plan for agents: a vertical timeline with pending, running, done, failed and skipped steps, nested substeps, expandable output, segmented progress and retry on failure.

What an agent has on its plate: tasks running in their slots and waiting ones in order, with real buttons to move, pause, prioritise and cancel (cancel asks first), moves shown at once and undone with the reason if they fail.

Redirecting an agent while it works: say what to change and when (now, after this step or at the end), and watch each instruction go from queued to applied or dropped. Take back an instruction that has not applied yet.

Who handed work to whom: an orchestrator and the agents it delegated to as a tree, each with its state in words, model, rolled-up progress and cost, a header that adds it up, and the full tree keyboard model.

The layout for a chat UI: a message log that sticks to the bottom while replies stream unless the reader scrolls up, a jump-to-latest button, an empty state with suggestions and a footer.

A chat message with user, assistant and system roles: right-aligned user bubbles, full-width assistant prose, an avatar slot, hover-revealed actions and a hydration-safe timestamp.

A glass orb of drifting theme-colored light that shows whether the assistant is idle, listening, thinking or speaking, and swells with a live voice level.

A human-in-the-loop confirmation for agent actions: what will happen, risk level in words, the exact command, Approve, Deny and Always allow, a timeout countdown and a recorded decision.

A side panel for things an assistant generates: Preview and Code tabs, version stepping, copy and download, a streaming state and a close button, with the rendered result in your own slot.

A stepped dial for how much an agent may do on its own, from suggest-only to full auto, with what it does alone and what it stops to ask about written out for every step.

File chips and image tiles for composers and messages, with type detection, sizes, upload progress, failed-upload retry, remove and open actions, and animated list changes.

An AI answer shown claim by claim: a coverage meter, claims with no source underlined and marked in words, numbered source markers, selecting a claim to light up its sources and quote, and a switch to see only the gaps.

An inline source marker for AI answers, as a numbered chip or a site pill. Hover or focus opens a preview card with title, excerpt and link, and a pager when one claim has several sources.

An AI answer you can check: numbers in the text are buttons that light up every claim a source supports and open its excerpt, and the source list works the other way round. Says how many sentences are cited.

How full an agent's context is and what fills it: a stacked bar by part with tokens and share in a legend, room kept for the answer, a plain warning when nearly full or over, and a Compact button that says why when it cannot.

Why an agent picked one path over the others: options on a branch diagram with fit scores, the chosen one marked in words, reasoning with pros and cons on open, and a way for a person to choose another.

The moment an AI agent hands a conversation to a person: who is waiting and for how long, why, how the customer seems to feel in words, what the agent understood, the last messages, an editable suggested reply, and Take over and Snooze.

The result of testing a model or prompt against a set of cases: pass rate and change from the baseline in words, a trend, what got worse or was fixed, and every case opened to show the question, a good answer and the model's.

Many things done at once as a grid of tiles, one per file or record, marked by state with an icon and a word, a segmented progress bar, filters, arrow-key movement in every direction, and Retry for the ones that failed.

A feed of what an agent's guardrails did: each check with its rule, action (blocked, redacted, flagged or allowed) and target, counts that double as filters, and rows that open to show why and the text that matched.

The packet one agent passes to another: who hands over to whom, the task, the context that travels with it and its size, the questions still open and the rules to keep, with a status and room for actions.

The places an assistant reads from: each source's kind, document count and freshness, a switch for whether answers may use it, live sync progress, a failed sync with the reason and Retry, and Remove that asks first.

What an assistant remembers, in sentences a person can read: grouped, searchable, editable in place, pinnable and forgettable with Undo. A master switch stops replies using memory without deleting it.

The small bar under an AI reply: copy, try again, good or bad answer (with reasons), branch, share. A real toolbar with arrow-key movement, spoken results, and choices taken back with the reason when they cannot be saved.

Models side by side, with intelligence, speed and cost as meters that also have a spoken value, context size, a Recommended mark, search, provider filters, and a plain reason when a model is not available.

A searchable model selector grouped by provider, with capability icons, locked plans and a detail pane that follows the highlighted model with context window, cost and abilities.

Compare several runs of the same task side by side: status, summary, a changed-lines bar, time and cost on each card, a suggested run, and a native radio group to pick one and continue.

A grid of everything an agent could do, each row set to Allow, Ask or Deny with native radios, risk written out, a warning when a high-risk action is allowed, grouped rows and one-click presets.

An agent's plan against what happened: every step with its state in words, expected and actual time, a bar of the whole plan, an honest note when steps were added or skipped, and how far a step ran over.

Two versions of a prompt compared word by word: removed words struck through and added words underlined so colour is never the only cue, a count of each, {{variables}} marked, side by side or inline, and an optional Restore button.

An auto-growing chat input: Enter sends, Shift+Enter adds a line (IME-safe), the send button turns into Stop while streaming, with file attachment chips and a toolbar slot.

A shelf of saved prompts: search, filter by tag, pin favourites, and fill in the {{variables}} with labelled fields while a preview shows the finished text. Insert names anything missing; Copy puts it on the clipboard.

A multi-step questionnaire with single-choice, multiple-choice, freeform and skippable questions, answer shortcuts, validation and native form data, built on shadcn's headless Questionnaire so the API is the same.

A collapsible 'thinking' panel for model reasoning: shows a shimmering 'Thinking…' while streaming, opens automatically, then collapses to 'Thought for 12s' when done.

A desk for reviewing what agents made: items with the agent's confidence, a summary and the thing itself, Approve or Request changes with a comment, J, K, A and R keys, and decisions undone with the reason if saving fails.

What an agent run cost, step by step: sortable time, tokens and money with each row's share, a total, the most expensive step marked, and an optional budget meter that warns in words.

Transport controls for replaying a recorded agent run: play and pause, a scrubber with marker dots, step to the previous or next marker, and 0.5 to 4 times speed. It owns the clock so one control can drive a trace, lanes or a log.

The 'Used N sources' footer of an AI answer: a stack of site icons that opens a numbered list or card grid, with show-all, a highlighted row for hover sync and stable row ids.

Text that arrives progressively, with a blinking caret while streaming, preserved whitespace, aria-busy for screen readers and an optional typewriter reveal for demos.

Starter prompts for an empty chat or follow-ups after a reply, as wrapping pills, a swipeable row with faded edges, or cards with descriptions, plus loading and refresh states.

A waiting indicator for assistants with four animations (dots, bars, wave, shimmer), labels that take turns, an optional timer and one calm announcement for screen readers.

A small working pill for AI replies: an eight-ray spinner and a shimmering label that rolls through what the assistant is doing, then settles on a check. Heard once by screen readers; still with reduced motion.

A context-window meter that stacks system, history and attachments against the limit with a reserved reply area, plus a composer pill that opens the same view in a popover.

Shows one agent tool call: the tool name, a pending, running, success or error status with icon and text, duration, and collapsible pretty-printed input and result.

Everything an agent can call, with a switch for each: what it does, how risky it is, how often it is used and fails, its input schema one click away, search and filters, and a warning when a high-risk tool is on.

A trace as a waterfall: spans nested under the span that ran them, each a bar on a shared time axis with its duration, failed spans written out, collapsible branches and the full tree keyboard model.

The one row behind reasoning, tool calls, sources and plans: an icon, a title and optional detail, with running, error and pending states, rows that expand, link or open a dialog, and shadcn's Trace API.

A microphone control as a round button or an expanding recorder with a scrolling waveform, timer, discard and send, plus a hook that reads the real microphone level.

Suggested edits shown in place: the words that could change are marked in the text with a different underline per kind, and each suggestion says what changes, why, and what the text becomes. Accept, Dismiss, Accept all, or edit it yourself.

Displays a secret such as an API key, masked by default (sk-live-••••••••a1b2), with a reveal toggle, a copy button that copies the full key, and an optional regenerate action.

A copy-to-clipboard button with a morphing check icon, an optional label, a fallback for blocked clipboards, an error state and a polite announcement.

An endpoint reference card: method and path with highlighted parameters, auth, grouped parameter lists, and request and response examples in tabs with copy.

A code panel with filename and language header, line numbers, highlighted lines, a wrap toggle, copy feedback and file tabs. No highlighter bundled; pass Shiki output as children.

A .env editor with masked values, show and hide, name validation and duplicate detection, paste-to-import for whole .env files, and copy as .env.

A commit history with lane-routed branch and merge lines, branch and tag labels, authors and dates, selection, and listbox keyboard navigation.

Package-manager tabs for a CLI command (pnpm, npm, yarn, bun) with a copy button. Remembers the reader's choice and keeps every instance on the page in sync.

A searchable shortcut cheat sheet, inline or in a dialog opened by pressing ?, with Command or Ctrl keys chosen for the viewer's platform and spoken key names.

A live log viewer with level filters and counts, search with highlighted matches, wrap, pause with a new-lines counter, follow-the-tail scrolling and copy.

An npm-style package card or inline pill with version, weekly downloads and sparkline, size, license, TypeScript and module formats, and a one-click install command.

Request examples in several languages with built-in highlighting, a remembered language choice shared across the page, line numbers, copy, and {{variables}} filled with real values.

A status page block: an overall banner and one row per service with a status chip, uptime and a 90-day bar history you can explore with the pointer or arrow keys.

A terminal window with command, output, success, error and comment lines, optional per-command copy buttons and a sequenced typing animation that respects reduced motion.

A webhook endpoint card with URL and enable switch, health from recent deliveries, a masked signing secret, subscribed events and expandable deliveries with payloads and redeliver.

A responsive bento layout of feature cards that span columns and rows. Each BentoCard has a background visual slot, icon, title and description, and a link that slides up on hover or focus.

The frame of an application page: skip link, sticky header, sidebar that becomes a sheet on small screens, main area, optional aside and footer.

A CSS-native ratio frame that reserves space for media and safely handles invalid ratio values.

A showcase frame that starts tilted back in 3D and flattens to face the reader as it scrolls into view, with a title that lifts alongside.

A gap-free multi-column layout for tiles of different heights, built on CSS columns so it never shifts on load, with responsive column counts and optional reveal.

Draggable split panels with keyboard resizing, nested horizontal and vertical groups, collapsible panels, and a grip that appears on hover and focus.

A focusable, named scroll region with theme-aware custom thumb and native scrolling behavior for long lists and documents.

A semantic or decorative divider with horizontal, vertical, and centered-label layouts.

A master and detail layout with a keyboard-resizable divider. Panes sit side by side in wide containers and stack with a Back button in narrow ones.

Scroll-driven storytelling: text steps scroll past while one visual stays pinned and crossfades to match, with each visual inline on small screens.

Radix Tabs with a pill or underline indicator that slides between triggers on a spring, and panels that fade in. Keeps full keyboard support and ARIA; controlled or uncontrolled.

A floating button that appears after scrolling, draws a progress ring, scrolls smoothly (instantly under reduced motion) and moves focus to the content.

A compact navigation trail with truncation, semantic current page, and visible keyboard focus.

A command palette with pages: a search-field style trigger, grouped commands, drill-in pages with a breadcrumb, Backspace to go back and a footer of key hints.

A filterable command list on cmdk, inline or in a Cmd/Ctrl+K dialog, with groups, shortcuts, descriptions, loading state and page-safe scrolling.

A pill-shaped navigation that floats over the page, with an indicator that glides between items on a spring and optional hide-on-scroll.

A data-driven header menu with wide panels of grouped, described links, an optional featured card, and an accordion list for small screens.

A horizontal application menu bar with roving focus across menus, submenus, shortcuts, checkbox and radio items, built on Radix.

A responsive site header that gains a border and shadow on scroll, can hide while scrolling down, and turns its links into a sheet menu on small screens.

A site navigation bar with flyout panels sharing one animated viewport that resizes to its content, with keyboard and pointer intent handling, built on Radix.

A semantic page navigation set with current-page feedback, generous targets, and small-screen labels.

A thin reading-progress bar fixed to the top or bottom of the page, or to a scrollable panel, that fills on a soft spring (or exactly under reduced motion).

Sticky in-page tabs that follow the reader's section, slide an indicator to it, keep the active tab in view on narrow screens and scroll to a section on click.

An app sidebar with icon-rail collapse, floating and inset variants, grouped menus with badges and sub-items, a mobile sheet, tooltips when collapsed and a Cmd/Ctrl+B shortcut.

An 'On this page' list with a scroll spy and a sliding current-section marker. It collects headings itself or takes a list, and scrolls below sticky headers.

Keyboard-navigable content tabs with quiet pill or underline styling and a clear selected state in both themes.

A workspace picker: the current team on a button, the others in a radio menu with logos and descriptions, an add-team row, and a compact icon mode.

Vertically stacked disclosure sections on Radix Accordion, single or multiple open, with hairline dividers, a rotating plus and height animation.

A Radix avatar with image and initials fallback, three sizes, an optional presence dot, and AvatarGroup for overlapping stacks with a +N overflow counter.

A small pill label in four variants with an optional status dot and success, warning and error tones. Style links with badgeVariants().

Join adjacent actions into one compact control surface while retaining each button's visible keyboard focus and accessible name.

A button with six variants, three sizes, a pill shape and a built-in loading state. buttonVariants() styles links the same way.

A Radix checkbox with checked and indeterminate (mixed) states, a check or minus icon, focus ring and invalid styling, for forms and select-all lists.

A single disclosure panel with a generous trigger, visible open state, and reduced-motion-aware content transition.

A right-click, long-press and Shift+F10 menu with submenus, checkbox and radio items, shortcut hints and a destructive style, built on Radix.

A Radix modal dialog with a blurred overlay, centered card surface that fits 360 px screens, header and footer parts, optional close button and animations.

A swipe-to-dismiss panel from any edge on Vaul, with grab handle, header, scrollable body and footer, drag-safe inner content and reduced-motion handling.

An action menu on a trigger with checkbox and radio items, submenus, shortcut hints and destructive rows, built on Radix for full keyboard and typeahead support.

A text input in three heights that match Button, plus InputGroup and InputGroupAddon for leading or trailing icons, units and domains.

Keyboard key and shortcut display built on the semantic <kbd> element, in three sizes, with KbdGroup for combinations like ⌘ ⇧ K. Adapts inside tooltips.

An accessible form label built on Radix Label that dims itself when the paired peer control is disabled and never selects text on double-click.

A picture slot: reserves the space, lazy-loads, takes a URL, an image with required alt text and a dark-mode file, or your own element, and falls back to artwork if there is no image or it fails.

A focus-managed compact surface for controls or details, with collision handling, mobile-safe width, and optional close action.

A Radix select with a sized trigger, popper-positioned menu, scroll buttons, groups, labels, separators and a check indicator on the chosen item.

A modal panel that slides from any edge, with header, scrollable body and footer parts, a grab handle on bottom sheets, and safe-area padding.

Reorder lists, grids and multi-column boards by pointer, touch or keyboard, with spoken announcements, move buttons for people who cannot drag, a floating lifted item and reduced motion.

A drawer with spring physics: drag the handle to snap between heights or flick it closed, or slide in from the left or right, on Radix Dialog for focus trapping and scroll lock.

A Radix toggle switch in two sizes with a CSS-animated thumb, for settings that take effect immediately. Stops animating under reduced motion.

A multi-line text field that can grow with its content between minRows and maxRows, then scroll. Plain resizable mode when autoResize is off.

A compact roving-focus selection group for one or several pressed options, with clear states and mobile-friendly sizing.

A compact two-state action with distinct pressed styling, visible keyboard focus, and outline or filled variants.

A Radix tooltip with an arrow, side offset and fade and zoom transitions that opens on hover and keyboard focus. Works standalone or under a shared provider.

A date grid for one day, several days or a range, with month and year selects, week numbers, disabled rules and range-end styling, on React DayPicker.

A native color chooser paired with an editable hex field and a live swatch.

A searchable single-choice select with groups, descriptions, keywords, clearable value, invalid state and hidden-input form submission.

A locale-aware money field that formats on blur while keeping editing and caret behavior simple.

A button that opens a calendar popover to choose one date, with presets, month and year selects, min and max dates, clearing, invalid state and form submission.

Two native date controls with inclusive range correction and quick-select presets.

An emoji picker that loads its data on first use: search by name or word, jump between groups, pick a skin tone, recent emoji, a real ARIA grid with arrow keys, and any language from Emojibase.

Form field layout with label, description and error that wire their ids to the control automatically, plus fieldset, legend, orientation and invalid/disabled state.

Drop files or browse with native file selection, type and size validation, removable file rows, and live errors.

React Hook Form wired to Ballmac Field: one FormField renders label, control, description and error with ids, aria-invalid and aria-describedby linked, plus a pending submit button.

Crop a picture under a fixed frame: drag to move, wheel, pinch or slider to zoom, straighten and turn by quarters, any aspect ratio or a round avatar, full keyboard control and a canvas export to a file.

One bordered field that wraps an input or textarea with icon, text, button and keyboard-hint addons at either end or above and below.

A one-time-code field with grouped slots, separator, caret, paste and autofill support, invalid state and reduced-motion-safe animation, on a single real input.

A text field where typing @ or # opens a list of people, channels or tags: highlighted mentions that know their id, async search, arrow-key choosing, whole-mention backspace and a combobox pattern for screen readers.

Search and select several options in a Radix popover with native checkboxes and a selection cap.

The browser's own select, styled to match the input: three sizes, a placeholder, groups, a leading icon, invalid and disabled states and a loading spinner, so phones keep their picker and forms keep working.

A bounded numeric field with native spinbutton semantics, step buttons, and controlled or uncontrolled state.

A password field with a visibility toggle and a four-step strength guide that explains how to improve the entry.

A native dialing-code selector paired with a telephone field that preserves the user’s formatting.

Single-choice radios with optional full-card labels, descriptions, and large pointer targets around Radix keyboard navigation.

A native radio-group star rating with keyboard arrows, value text, and a clear action.

A rich text editor on Tiptap: headings, bold, lists, checklists, quotes, code and links, with a toolbar you drive by keyboard, a slash menu for blocks, a link popover, a character limit and HTML output.

A compact search control with a clear action, Enter callback, and preserved keyboard focus.

A responsive pointer signature surface with a full keyboard-accessible typed alternative and undo.

A two-thumb Radix slider with a labeled value span, keyboard operation, and minimum thumb spacing.

A single or range slider with a name per thumb, a live value bubble, vertical orientation and full keyboard control, built on Radix.

A guided multistep form shell with gated progression, review states, and keyboard-accessible navigation.

Enter, paste, and remove text tags with duplicate prevention, limits, and keyboard shortcuts.

A native time field with optional quick-pick presets and controlled or uncontrolled state.

A ranked list of bars with the name and number on top of the bar, so both stay readable at any width. Rows can be links or buttons, a long list folds to its top few, and every value is real text.

A composable content surface with compact spacing, an action slot, and optional interactive feedback.

Theme-aware chart wrapper for Recharts with token colors, a styled tooltip and legend, a named figure with a screen-reader summary, and keyboard navigation.

A funnel as bars that narrow step by step. Between steps it says how many carried on and how many dropped out, flags the biggest drop, and ends with the overall result as a sentence.

A collapsible JSON inspector with compact type styling and keyboard-operable branches.

A compact, semantic row of key metrics that adapts from one to four columns.

The shape of a set of ratings: the average with partly filled stars, the count, and a bar per star size that can filter the reviews beside it.

A lightweight accessible SVG trend line with a marked latest value and no chart dependency.

One bar cut into shares with a legend that says the same in numbers. Pointing at a legend row lights its slice and dims the rest, and choosing it keeps it lit.

A compact actor and action feed with timestamps and an empty state.

A podcast-style audio player: play and pause, skip back and forward, a scrubber with chapter ticks, a named current chapter and a speed control. Works with a real file or as a silent demo.

Overlapping avatars that spread on hover, lift individually with a name and role tooltip, show presence, fall back to initials and end in a +N count that can be a button.

An accessible compact row of people with initials, image support, and an overflow count.

Stephen Few's bullet chart: a bar for the value, a mark for the target, three shades behind for poor, fair and good, and a sentence saying whether the goal was met. Many measures in a small space, server-rendered.

A day agenda with native date entry, adjacent-day controls, and accessible event times.

A swipeable, keyboard-operable carousel on Embla with slide labels, dot pagination, vertical mode, loop, and autoplay that pauses on hover, focus and reduced motion.

An area chart with gradient, solid or no fill, stacked or expanded to 100%, four curves and reference lines, in a frame with a table view, a legend that toggles series, patterns for color blindness and loading, empty and error states.

A bar chart with upright columns or flat bars, grouped, stacked or expanded to 100%, value labels, one color per category, a highlight, negative coloring and sorting, in a frame with a table view, patterns and states.

The card around a Recharts chart: a Table view with CSV download, a legend that toggles series, patterns so series differ by more than color, a summary for screen readers, and loading, empty and error states.

A line chart with four curves, dots or value labels, dashed series, labels at the end of each line instead of a legend and gaps for missing data, in a frame with a table view, a toggling legend, patterns and states.

A pie or donut with the total in the hole, outside labels, a pulled-out slice and a half ring, in a frame with a legend that switches slices off, a table of value and share, a written ranking, patterns and states.

A radar chart with filled or outlined shapes, polygon or circular rings, dots and a fixed scale, in a frame with a legend that switches series off, a table of every axis, patterns and states.

Radial bars: one ring is a gauge, several are concentric progress rings. Full or half circle, a track, text in the middle, in a frame with a table, patterns and states.

A scatter or bubble chart with grouped colors, point sizes from a third number and titled axes, in a frame with a toggling legend, a table of every point with CSV download, and states.

Concentric progress rings or a 270 degree gauge in theme colors with animated fills, a legend with values and a center slot, for goals, quotas and activity summaries.

A semantic feature matrix with a highlighted choice and accessible boolean values.

A compact daily activity heatmap with token-based intensity and an accessible summary.

The small pieces every Ballmac Pro dashboard is built from: page header, bordered panel, legend, a deterministic demo wave, and the loading, empty and error frame.

A spreadsheet-style grid for thousands of rows: only visible rows are drawn, cells edit in place, headings sort and resize, columns pin, and it follows the ARIA grid keyboard pattern with undo and paste.

A complete data grid on TanStack Table: sortable headers, search, column visibility, row selection, pagination, a loading state and live result counts.

A semantic key-value surface with responsive split and stacked layouts.

A line-by-line text diff with change counts, line numbers, and accessible change labels.

A world map built from dots, with pulsing markers, optional labels and animated routes between places, as one lightweight SVG with a text summary for screen readers.

Before and after for many things at once: two dots on one scale with a line between, colored by whether the change is good. Every row also says it in words, such as up 8, better.

The loading, empty and error frame every Ballmac Pro shop block uses: the real heading with a skeleton shaped like a product grid, a cart, an order or a comparison table.

A full calendar with month, week, day and agenda views: overlapping events side by side, multi-day bars, drag to move, resize or create, keyboard moves, a live now line and locale-aware weeks.

A file manager for apps: breadcrumb folders, search, sortable columns, row checkboxes with select-all, a bulk-action bar, list and grid views and full keyboard control.

A folder and file explorer with semantic tree navigation and file-type icons.

A dependency-free flow diagram: columns placed by the longest chain, crossings reduced, links as thick as their value, nodes as buttons that light up their flows, a detail line, and the same flows as a table for screen readers.

A half-circle gauge with a needle, colored zones and a target mark. The value, the zone it is in and the target are written as text, and the needle sweeps in once and holds still with reduced motion.

A matrix of values shaded by size, such as models against test cases or services against regions: a real ARIA grid with arrow-key navigation, value text in every cell, a tone mode with icons and words, hatched empty cells and a legend.

A compact preview of a linked resource that appears on hover or keyboard focus without hiding essential information.

A flexible list row with media, title, description and actions, in outline, muted and plain variants, that can also render as a link.

A responsive task board with pointer drag and keyboard movement between columns.

A token-colored circular progress meter with a readable center and accessible value.

A QR code drawn as accessible SVG: square, rounded or dotted modules that keep scannable corner markers, a logo slot, error-correction levels, a clear message when text is too long, and PNG and SVG downloads.

A metric card with a clear comparison trend, optional visual, and readable value hierarchy.

A semantic table in a focusable, named scroll region, with sticky header, striping, three densities, aria-sort headers and numeric columns.

A composable sequence of milestones with current and complete states, dates, and connectors.

A keyboard-operable hierarchical tree with selection, expansion, and optional node icons.

A dependency-free treemap: each item is a rectangle sized by its share of the whole in a squarified layout, with real text on the cells, group colours and a legend with totals, and arrow keys that move to the nearest cell.

A status-page row with one cell per day. It leads with the uptime and the outage count, the cells are one tab stop moved with the arrow keys, and the day you are on is written underneath instead of in a tooltip.

A waterfall or bridge chart from a start to an end: floating bars for increases and decreases with a + or − sign as well as colour, totals on the baseline, connectors, real HTML labels and a table of the numbers for screen readers.

Focus-managed confirmation for consequential actions, with a clear cancel path, optional media, and a token-based destructive action.

A semantic callout with five theme-aware tones, clear icon placement, an action row, and opt-in urgent announcements.

A page-wide announcement with semantic tones, optional action, and controlled or local dismissal.

An editorial guidance panel with a clear kind label, icon, title, and optional action.

An SSR-safe timer with controlled or local seconds, pause support, and a completion announcement.

A ready-to-use empty screen with guidance and primary and secondary action slots.

A responsive empty-state surface with media, concise guidance, and a dedicated action area.

A short in-context message with semantic live priority and an optional corrective action.

A compact loading status with staggered token-colored dots that stop for reduced motion.

An ordered progress sequence with current-step semantics and optional navigation to completed steps.

A Radix progress bar with clamped values, optional percentage text, and a reduced-motion-safe pending state.

A compact accessible keycap sequence paired with the action it performs.

A theme-aware loading placeholder with an animation that stops when reduced motion is requested.

A compact loading indicator with three sizes, an accessible label, and reduced-motion behavior.

Shows the right thing for what the data is doing: a skeleton while loading, a helpful empty state, an error with retry, or your content. Announced to screen readers, never steals focus, fades with the theme's motion.

A compact status indicator that always pairs its color with a visible label.

A token-based notification stack with dismissal, optional actions, and pause-on-interaction timing.

Stacked toasts on Sonner styled with theme tokens: status icons, actions, promises, swipe to dismiss, pause on hover and focus, and screen-reader announcements.

Soft square placeholders with a simple object drawn in a chart color, for product grids, carts and detail pages before real photos exist, or as the fallback when a photo fails to load. Theme tokens only.

A thumbnail with a play button that opens a video in a focus-trapped dialog, for a video file, an embed URL or a YouTube id from the privacy-friendly domain, mounting the player only while open.

An account menu on the dropdown: avatar or avatar-with-name trigger, a header card with plan, link groups with shortcuts and badges, a theme submenu and sign out.

A subscription summary with plan and price, status, next charge, payment method, seat usage and recent invoices, including failed-payment and trial states.

A release-notes feed with a sticky date and version column, change-type labels, optional media, filter chips with counts and show-more for long releases.

A privacy banner with equal-weight Accept all and Reject non-essential, plus a preferences view with a switch per category and locked required ones.

A feedback pill that opens a popover with five face ratings as a radio group, optional topic chips and a comment box, then a thank-you confirmation.

Invite teammates by email: type or paste addresses into chips, flag invalid or duplicate ones with an explanation, pick a role, send, and manage pending invitations.

A bell with an unread badge that opens grouped notifications with All and Unread views, mark-as-read, dismiss, and an unread count in its accessible name.

A get-started checklist with a progress ring and segmented bar, expandable steps with actions, checkable tasks and a short celebration when everything is done.

Pricing plan cards that work as a radio group, with a Monthly/Yearly switch that re-prices every plan, a highlighted plan, feature lists and form submission.

A sectioned settings card with label-and-control rows and a save bar that slides in when something changes, with a status announced to screen readers.

A plan-limit meter as a bar or ring, with normal, near-limit and over-limit states shown by icon and words, optional stacked segments and a meter role.

A workspace or team card with a generated cover and logo tile, plan, member faces, project and storage stats, a current badge, an actions menu and a loading state.