Reverse engineered UI library from the best sites on the web. Effortlessly integrate trending animated components to your projects.

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Reverse UI is a reverse engineered UI library that allows seamless integration of trending animated components into web projects, handling all styling and animations for the user.

The only animated UI library you will ever need

I strongly recommend removing the pricing for the first-released products. I understand you have been building something so far out there. However consider that you do not have a prestige that can gather the traffic to the app you have built as long as the product first time released and this makes people say oh again pay to win shit for the very first view.
Instead, simply focus growing and expanding the community as well as extending the actual benefits by adding more components (or
whatever you serving) that will make your product seen by more people which also make you in the way of having prestige.
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As instance, Motion (formerly: framer motion) built at the top of core animation principles for the web &amp; mobile. All the product was open-sourced with powerful API’s. This was happening in the first and next following releases. Then they became motion all documentation changed etc. After that they launched pricing for ready-to-use premium components then people who already was using over 1M npm installs per week had run that way to be a part of pay to win shit and the key point was being eligible and prestige.
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Overall, components are great and well-designed, just consider removing pricing for these all until you the product known. Believe me people can reach not the same but very similar components without paying.

Cool stuff but I guess these components are usable only in a React-based environment, so they are definitely not universal, right?

Cool though1 But not value for money right now. Only have 29 component and charging 50 dollar at this moment is not a good deal .
Definately i am not saying to give everything for free. For me needed more option as well.

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Cool idea, but at the moment the animations aren’t universal enough to interest a larger audience. There’s also no JS version (non-react). Keep up the good work, waiting for more.