Technical Editorial
Nightshift
Dense evidence, precise metadata, and restrained signal language for technical products.
Best for devtools, technical SaaS, infrastructure, and dashboards.
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Choose a pack, add it to your project, and give your coding agent a visual system it can actually follow.
5 launch packs One-time purchase No subscription
Choose by the work you are building, then open the full showcase to see the direction across marketing, product UI, mobile, components, and states.
Technical Editorial
Dense evidence, precise metadata, and restrained signal language for technical products.
Best for devtools, technical SaaS, infrastructure, and dashboards.
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Soft Product
Warm light, quiet depth, and an airy product rhythm that stays useful and exact.
Best for productivity tools, personal SaaS, and calm everyday software.
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Bold Editorial
Poster scale, sharp asymmetry, and a graphic hierarchy for creative work that must land.
Best for creative tools, agencies, campaigns, and expressive portfolios.
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Tactile Editorial
Paper surfaces, layered media, and a measured archival rhythm without nostalgia kitsch.
Best for editorial, journals, lifestyle, wedding, and memory-focused products.
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Expressive Digital
Cinematic contrast, saturated signal color, and immersive hierarchy for digital media.
Best for media, music, games, and audiovisual creative products.
View packA reusable visual direction your coding agent can follow across a project.
DESIGN.mdNot a website template. A Style Pack gives your project one coherent visual direction without locking it to one page layout.
One payment for the pack you choose. No subscription.
Choose one finished direction.
Nightshift, Daybreak, Offset, Keepsake, and Pulse.
A project-ready visual direction: DESIGN.md, agent instructions, design tokens, and reference implementations across the main product surfaces.
No. A Style Pack guides how a project looks and behaves across different screens instead of supplying one fixed page.
Yes. The format is designed to give a coding agent concrete visual decisions and reference surfaces, with less room to fall back to generic UI.