Quiet surfaces, one champagne accent, and three springs that settle exactly once. Install the source, keep the code, ship the glow.
Trusted by teams who sweat the last 2%
Springs that snap into place.
The parts of great interfaces nobody screenshots — handled once, handled well.
Three named springs — snap, drift, glide — power every hover, reveal, and layout shift in the library. Nothing wobbles twice, nothing fights its neighbor: the whole page moves as one body, and overrides exist only for components whose physics genuinely differ.
The CLI installs components as source into your repo. No black-box package, no styling fights — edit anything, keep everything.
A ⌘K command menu, a streaming chat widget, and a selection toolbar ship as first-class components, not bolt-ons.
sideEffects: false and deep imports mean your bundle carries exactly the components you render — nothing else.
Keyboard paths, focus rings, aria wiring, and reduced-motion fallbacks are built into every component, not patched on.
Every color, radius, and shadow resolves through CSS variables. Set data-theme="light" on any ancestor and the system follows.
The core library is free and MIT-licensed. Paid tiers add blocks and people, never license restrictions.
The core library, MIT-licensed forever.
Every block, kept current as the library grows.
For teams that want us in the room.
Notes from teams shipping with Lumora — occasionally past midnight.
“We replaced four animation utilities and a folder of one-off easings with three springs. The site finally moves like one product.”
“The CLI dropped the source into our repo and that was the whole migration. Two weeks later we'd themed it beyond recognition.”
“Reduced motion isn't an afterthought here — the marquee literally becomes a grid. Our audit passed on the first run.”
“One champagne accent, used once per screen. Clients think we hired a brand studio.”
“I added the command menu before lunch and it felt native by the afternoon. Fuzzy search, focus restore, the lot.”
“Deep imports kept our marketing bundle under budget without a single config change. It just ships less.”
“The pricing block's billing toggle alone would have taken us a sprint. It was a prop.”
“Everything settles exactly once. I didn't know how much the wobble was costing us until it was gone.”
The things teams ask before they switch the lights on.
Yes — the components are styled with Tailwind classes that read Lumora's CSS variables. Import tailwindcss and @lumora/ui/styles.css in your global stylesheet, point a @source at the package, and you're wired.
Install the library, open the gallery, and ship a page that glows tonight.