Product · the UI layer

The foundation for AI-powered apps that are fast everywhere.

Live

Server-rendered components with no build step and a runtime with no dependencies, deployed to the edge and authored from a DSL a model can write. It is what our own apps are built on, including this site.

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The SWC template gallery: seventeen full-page application templates.

Seventeen full-page templates, each one payload-driven and server-rendered.

Why it exists.

We were spending more of every engagement on screens than on the thinking behind them. A component library that a model can target — and a server that renders it without a build step — turned the interface from the slowest part of a delivery into the fastest.

What it does.

103 primitivesThe whole vocabulary of an application interface, each one carrying its own accessibility contract rather than leaving it to the page.

91 composite screensWhole sections and 20 full-page templates — a mailbox, a dashboard, a storefront — as one component fed one payload.

Server-rendered, no build stepPages arrive as HTML with their content in them. The runtime has no dependencies and deploys to the edge, so the same app is close to a user in Frankfurt and one in Singapore.

Localisation in the framework, not bolted onThe locale rides the URL (/:locale, or country and language separately), the server renders in it, and direction and lang are set from it — right-to-left included, which is a layout decision the whole component library already makes. Six languages ship on our own site, Arabic among them.

Regional by deploymentIt runs as an edge worker, so which regions execute it is a deployment decision rather than a rewrite — the lever a data-residency obligation actually needs.

Accessibility enforced by lintAn icon-only button with no accessible name fails the build. Zero WCAG 2.1 A/AA violations across 62 automated scans.

Migration convertersDeterministic conversion from Next.js, WordPress and Shopify catalogues, with every finding classed as mapped, approximate or unmapped.

Who it is for.

Teams building AI-facing products who want the interface to be a solved layer, and anyone modernising onto a stack they will still own in five years.

Status and access.

Free to use, with a commercial licence for code-generation products. The full component catalogue and documentation are on the product site.