blockusblockusVol. 01 · No. 12July 23, 2026
Breaking — section released
A block library for builders who care about the words on the page.
— A field report from the makers of blockus
We built every section in this catalog the way you would build a magazine cover — type leading the eye, breathing room above and below, the kind of details a designer notices on a second read.
Drop a block into your project and the only thing left is the voice. The hierarchy, the rhythm, the spacing — all of it is already in place. Less yak-shaving, more shipping.
Used across every team that ships
Developer tools
Productivity
AI
Toolkit
Six primitives, one workflow.
Each primitive is independent — adopt the ones that fit your stack and ignore the rest.
Components
Branches
Deployments
Secrets
CLI
Registry
TypeScript-first API
Zero config defaults
Open registry format
Tailwind v4 ready
Radix primitives
MIT-compatible license
Live metrics
Numbers that move as you scroll
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- Builders shipping
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- Blocks in catalog
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- Registry uptime
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- Customer rating
Trusted by teams who ship
From solo founders to growth teams — everyone saves the same thing: time.
“blockus replaced weeks of component scaffolding. One install command and we had a production-ready pricing page the same afternoon.”
James OkaforCTO · Resend
“The level of Tailwind craftsmanship is rare. Every spacing decision makes sense, every token is intentional.”
Aiko NakamuraDesign Engineer · Figma
“Our eng team stopped rewriting landing pages from scratch. We dropped blockus blocks into the monorepo and iterated on copy instead of markup.”
Ryan ChenVP Engineering · Anthropic
“Zero hydration warnings after six months in prod. The client-component boundaries are exactly where they should be.”
Sofia RamosFrontend Lead · Stripe
“The blocks look production-grade at first glance and hold up under close inspection. Rare combination.”
Ben MüllerStaff Engineer · Linear
“Paired with shadcn's theming, blockus gave us a consistent visual language across twelve product pages in one sprint.”
Yemi OgunleyeProduct Designer · Vercel
“I used to dread marketing pages. Now I ship them before lunch.”
Chloe FontaineFull-Stack Engineer
“The responsive behavior is handled correctly — no manual breakpoint overrides needed on any of the five blocks we shipped.”
Liam JohanssonEngineering Manager · Supabase
“Accessibility labels, keyboard nav, correct heading hierarchy — all done. We didn't have to add a single aria attribute.”
Maya PetrovAccessibility Lead · Google