Blocks

An AI agent at work in one panel. The run on the left, its output on the right, and the budget it spent along the bottom.

An AI chat that streams word by word, shows its tool calls, asks before it acts, and cites its sources. As a full page or a docked copilot.

One place for an agent run. A prompt with a border beam while it works, the plan ticking off, then an answer with its sources.

Sign in, sign up, a one time code and a password reset, all sharing one form kit with inline errors and loading buttons that never resize.

Releases on a single timeline. The date, a dot and the title, in one quiet line each.

A contact section. The ways to reach you beside a form that checks itself and turns into a thank you.

The closing ask of a landing page. A centered panel with two actions, or the pitch beside the product itself.

An analytics dashboard in one section. A date range switch, a row of numbers, a bar run, a donut, a ranked list and a year of activity.

What a screen shows before there is anything on it. What goes here, and the fastest way to put the first thing in.

The pages for when something goes wrong. A 404 that helps people find their way, and a friendly error with a retry.

The questions that always follow a price, as disclosures that open without a layout pass, with a way out at the bottom.

A bento features section. A wide before and after, a card that turns over, and tiles that slide their detail out on hover.

The wordmark and what the product is, the link columns, and a bottom row with the legal links and social marks.

The top of a landing page, as a launch announcement or as a centered pitch over the product itself.

Invoices for a SaaS app. A document that prints clean, and a list you filter by status and open in place.

A site navbar with links, menus and two actions, transparent over the hero until you scroll, collapsing to a panel on a phone.

A billing switch, a row of plan cards where the featured one costs no extra height, and the questions that always follow a price.

A row of numbers, a wall of quote cards that reflows to one column on a phone, and a logo row underneath. The section every landing page needs once it has customers.

The account screens every app needs. A profile that saves only when changed, billing with usage and invoices, and a team you can invite to.

The numbers a landing page leans on, counting up the first time they are seen.

A long form broken into steps that validate as you leave them, with a way back that never traps anyone and a last look before sending.

The people behind the product, with faces or initials, what they do and where to find them.