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UI toolkits · From the studio behind Kellith

Interface work that has already survived production.

Component systems for React, Next.js and Flutter — extracted from the studio’s production software, then documented and packaged for yours.

The first releases are being prepared now. Early-access readers see each kit before it goes on sale — and set its price.

The catalog

Three kits, three stacks, one standard.

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Rehearsal Kit

A $1 dress rehearsal for the marketplace pipeline

A tiny test product proving the full buy-and-download flow: checkout, order, library, download. Delete before launch.

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React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS v4Coming soon

Ledger

An admin console toolkit for React

Data tables, filter rails, detail drawers and activity feeds — the working parts of a serious admin console, styled and accessible.

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Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS v4Coming soon

Foolscap

A classic-premium marketing site kit

Serif display type, hairline rules, brass accents — landing page sections for products that would rather look established than loud.

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Flutter · DartComing soon

Timepiece

A Flutter kit for time & attendance UIs

Range calendars, day-status views, choice pills and request flows — the mobile HR patterns nobody should build twice.

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Why these kits

Extracted, not invented

Every toolkit begins life inside a production application. The states, edge cases and accessibility work are designed in from the start — not left as an exercise.

Systems, not screenshots

Each kit ships as a coherent design system — tokens, type scale and rhythm documented — so what you build alongside it looks native.

Licensed plainly

Straightforward commercial licensing, stated in plain language before you pay. No seat-counting surprises three months in.

The studio

Built by the team that builds Kellith.

Kellith is an operating system for business software — products assembled from reusable business modules, built and run in production by this studio. These toolkits are the interface work underneath it, packaged so your product starts from working parts instead of a blank file.