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DesignCode UI
✓ verifiedPaid
Premium Figma and Framer UI kit with hundreds of components, variants and icons for building polished, themeable sites.
5.0K visits/mo
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MindStudio
✓ verifiedFreemium
No-code visual builder to create, deploy and orchestrate AI agents across 200+ models, for individuals to enterprise.
1.8M visits/mo
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Wisp CMS
✓ verifiedFreemium
Headless CMS built for Next.js and React that gives non-developers a Notion-like editor to manage blog content.
41K visits/mo
Pricing
All-Access: $49 one-time (300+ components)
Pro: $120/year
Free: $0 + usage (1 agent, 1,000 runs/mo)
Individual: $20/mo + usage (unlimited agents and runs)
Free: $0/mo (unlimited blogs and posts, attribution required)
Pro: $16/user/mo (no attribution required, 14-day free trial)
Indie Hacker Pass: $298 lifetime, single user
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦300+ Figma UI components
- ✦2,000+ Figma variants
- ✦2,116 icons
- ✦Framer-ready components and templates
- ✦Deep theming (glass, line, flat styles)
- ✦Adaptive layouts with variables
- ✦No-code visual agent builder
- ✦200+ AI models via service router
- ✦100+ prebuilt templates
- ✦Agent skills, plugins and workflows
- ✦AI Media Workbench for video/image
- ✦Enterprise controls (SSO, permissions, self-host)
- ✦Next.js/React SDK integration with TypeScript types
- ✦Distraction-free, markdown-free content editor
- ✦Global CDN content and image delivery
- ✦Built-in SEO tools (sitemaps, JSON-LD, metadata)
- ✦AI-generated call-to-action and related-post suggestions
- ✦Custom content types and multi-tenant CMS support
Use cases
- →Build a website or app UI in Figma
- →Hand off Figma designs to Framer
- →Speed up prototyping with prebuilt components
- →Automating business workflows
- →Building custom AI agents without code
- →Content and media generation
- →Deploying agents across a team or org
- →Adding a blog to an existing Next.js application
- →Letting non-developer teammates publish without touching code
- →Improving blog load speed and SEO visibility
- →Launching a new blog quickly using starter templates
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