Blocks
13 prebuilt blocks across 9 categories. Each one is a full composition of existing components, meant to be adapted to your use case.
Dashboards
A drag-and-drop analytics overview with resizable stat, chart, and radar tiles plus a live team activity feed.
A single, self-contained stat card with an embedded trend chart: the kind of card you drop into any dashboard grid.
A projects workspace with an AiChat-style layout: a left sidebar (new-project button, an Overview link, and the project list) next to a main panel that shows either a portfolio-wide Overview (stats plus a pooled "All tasks" board across every project) or a selected project’s page, reached by clicking it in the sidebar or via its "Projects / {name}" breadcrumb: editable members and related links, plus the project’s own Kanban board, where clicking a card opens a Jira-style popup to edit its title, tag, and description, or delete it, persisted back onto the project. Includes an AI task drafter that turns a plain-language prompt into a suggested card, shown with a typewriter reveal, for you to review before it lands on the board. Simulated locally, no real model calls.
A job search tracker with a Board / Table toggle — the table doubles as an editable grid (role, company, stage, work type, location, applied date, and salary all edit in place, no need to open the board). The header carries two search-wide actions next to the title: View CV opens a base resume in a new tab, and Tailor resume is a disabled placeholder for a future AI-assisted rewrite (marked "Coming soon" — no AI is wired up). The board groups applications into five drag-and-drop stages — Wishlist, Applied, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected — using a neutral, bespoke card (company avatar and role/company on the left, the work-type badge stacked over the applied date in the top-right corner, then location/salary/a resume indicator/the details button along the bottom, and a notes preview underneath) and a wide, three-column details modal (role, company, stage, work type, location, salary, applied date, contact, job posting URL, an uploadable per-application resume attachment, and notes) built specifically for this block, independent of the generic Kanban block’s card and popup. Installing it copies a folder, not a single file: JobApplicationTracker.tsx (the orchestrator, including the board’s drag-and-drop, its droppable columns, and the table’s inline-editable cells) plus two sibling pieces it imports directly, ApplicationCard.tsx (the draggable card face) and ApplicationDetailsModal.tsx (the shared modal used by both views for the fields that don’t fit inline, like notes and the resume).