Code we maintain in the open
The most honest proof of how a team builds is code they maintain in public. Our open-source work — UI components, React libraries, npm packages, boilerplates and starters — is production-tested, permissively licensed, and there for you to read, use and challenge.
Extracted from real work
These projects come out of client builds where we solved something worth reusing. They are battle-tested before they are open-sourced, not written to look good on a profile.
Permissively licensed
MIT by default, so you can use them in commercial products without friction. Contributions are welcome; the direction stays maintained rather than abandoned.
More in this group
Docs, SDKs and open source for people who read the code.
API Documentation
Clear, example-first reference for our APIs.
Developer Hub
One entry point for docs, SDKs, CLIs and changelog.
Code Samples
Focused, copy-ready snippets for common problems.
SDKs
Typed client libraries so you skip the boilerplate.
Release Notes
What changed, what broke, and what to do about it.
Need this built, not just read about?
Send a paragraph about what you are trying to do. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — a shape, a rough timeline, and an honest view on whether we are the right fit.