Launching Eased. React components where the motion is the point, like a product tour whose tooltip glides from step to step instead of blinking out and back
Most of it is free and MIT. The showpieces are in Pro.
https://t.co/Z9vCZrgj0C
A product's first five minutes, built to be copied. Set up a workspace while a preview of it builds itself, invite your team and watch them land in the members list, then arrive in the app with a checklist that already knows what you did.
Three flows on one step engine. The engine is free and MIT, and the flows are in Pro.
https://t.co/PYLnXcxUA2
Watching an agent work should feel this calm. Steps rise onto a rail as they start, tool calls show what they're doing, a failed query retries in place, and when it's done the whole run folds into one line.
In Pro.
https://t.co/c4Je4tML8l
@Mike_Andreuzza the live estimate on booking is the part I always end up rebuilding, getting the price to update without the layout jumping takes me ages
Product demos that play on your real UI, not a video. A cursor glides to the actual Deploy button, a ring marks the press, the label swaps, the count rolls and the view zooms in on the result, all on one timeline.
Four pieces, free and MIT. The cursor aims at elements, not pixels, so the demo survives your next layout change.
https://t.co/E8jMblk52H
Drag a label to change the number, like in Figma. Pointer lock so you never run out of screen, shift for fine steps. Here I'm dragging a spring's stiffness down to 120 and watching it go lazy.
https://t.co/E1qUyjEcJY