Design systems
A whole look,
not just a component.
Every new product needs a design system, and a generic one is the fastest way to look like everyone else. These are complete systems: the shadcn/ui components you already use, re-skinned by a single stylesheet, plus the few pieces each system adds. Install one and the whole app changes.
Three layers
Foundation
Plain shadcn/ui primitives, untouched. Button, Card, Input, Table, Dialog and the rest, installed through the shadcn CLI like any other project.
Skin
One stylesheet per system. It defines the system's tokens, bridges them onto the shadcn variables, and restyles details tokens cannot express by data-slot.
Extras
The few components a system adds on top of shadcn/ui, such as a KPI tile or a segmented control. They use the same tokens, so they match.
Because the foundation never changes, a second system is another stylesheet, not another component library. Two systems can even share a page: each one is scoped to its own class.
Systems
Cueit
newFor SaaS admin screens, in the style of a Mac app.
Cueit makes shadcn/ui look like a native Apple app: soft rounded corners, thin dividers, light shadows and calm motion. It suits settings pages, dashboards and admin tools.
Skita
newFor task boards and tools people keep open all day.
Skita fits a lot on screen without feeling cramped. Most text is monospaced, the palette is grey with a green accent, and controls are compact. It suits project trackers, issue boards and other work tools.
Folio
newFor reports, research and long reads.
Folio looks like a printed report: off-white paper, black text, serif headings and a red-orange accent. It suits products where people read closely, such as research, finance and publishing.
Build with them
Blocks
Dashboards, tables, settings, sign-in, pricing and empty states. Each is written once and renders in Cueit or Skita or Folio: switch the system and the same screen changes.
Generator
Pick a colour, corners, typefaces and density, and download a complete system of your own. Every block renders in it too.