Our “Inside” series has now pulled the back off every tool we make, one at a time. This is the other view: not a deep dive into any single product, but a catalog of the whole lineup as it stands in the middle of 2026 — every tool that ships today, what it actually is, what it currently costs, and who it's for. Think of it as a state-of-the-shelf snapshot. If you want the story of how these tools fit together into one build-and-ship workflow, that's our developer stack guide; this is the plainer companion to it — the map of what's on offer, grouped the way the tools actually cluster: a design pipeline, a backend pipeline, and a set of standalones. Every price below is read straight from the live product page, and we'll refresh this catalog each quarter.
The Design Pipeline: From Brand Tokens to Shipped UI
Four tools cover the path from “here are my brand's colors” to a complete, coded interface — and they share one philosophy: design tokens first, components that consume them second. You can enter the pipeline at whichever point matches how much you want to do by hand.
Brand Token Studio
The starting point for the hands-on. A free, browser-based workspace for sculpting the token layer itself — naming and scaling every color, space, radius, and shadow by hand until the foundation is exactly yours. It's one of the three free Developer Labs.
UI Kit Generator
A configuration engine, not a prompt box: choose a style preset, set your colors, radius, and shadows, pick your component groups, and it generates a coherent 16-component-family design system in about thirty seconds — exportable as HTML/CSS, Tailwind, and React. Free tier gets one generation; the deep dive is Inside UI Kit Generator.
UI Kit Packs
The buy-outright option for people who'd rather skip generation entirely. Pre-built, token-driven component sets — 16 component families — delivered as HTML/CSS, Tailwind, and React for a one-time purchase and instant download. Core kits are $9.99; Studio Exclusive kits are $14.99 each.
PromptUI
The prompt-driven half of the design pipeline: describe a single component in plain English and let AI compose it into production HTML, Tailwind, or React. The tool you reach for when you want one specific piece built to a description rather than a whole system dialed in from settings. Free tier includes one generation; the Starter five-pack is a one-time $19.
The Backend Pipeline: From Contract to Shipped API
Three tools cover the other side of a product — the server. They run from designing your API's shape, to building against realistic data before the real thing exists, to standing up a production backend you own.
API Contract Lab
A free, browser-based workspace for designing and validating your API's contract — the shape of your endpoints and payloads — before you write the server behind it. The second of the three Developer Labs.
Mock Data Lab
The third free Lab: generate realistic mock data to build and test against while the real backend is still being written, so your frontend never has to wait on the server to make progress.
ShipKit
The pipeline's payoff: a production-ready FastAPI backend boilerplate you buy once and own outright — structured app layout, JWT auth, Stripe Checkout, an admin foundation, and MySQL + SQLAlchemy models, with the Professional tier adding deploy scripts, CI/CD, multi-tenant patterns, Redis, workers, and more. A one-time $29 (Starter) or $79 (Professional), no subscription.
The Standalones
Three more tools don't belong to either pipeline — they solve their own self-contained problems, for their own audiences.
PicSift
A forensic-grade photo and video deduplicator for the desktop — three-tier duplicate detection, quality-based keeper selection, shoot grouping, and a quarantine-and-rollback safety net so nothing is ever deleted out from under you. A one-time purchase: $29 for a single PC, $59 for unlimited PCs.
PostPilot
An AI social-content tool: generate on-brand posts from a brand profile, review and queue them, and — on the Unlimited plan — auto-post to X on a schedule. Free tier includes three lifetime preview credits; the Starter one-time $9.99 unlocks 30 generations.
Chiave
The one B2B product in the lineup: a software licensing and activation platform for developers who sell their own apps — license-key generation, customer management, activation validation, and audit logs. A 30-day free trial with no card required, then $49.99/mo (Starter) or $99.99/mo (Unlimited), with annual billing available.
A Couple of Notes on the Shelf
Two things worth knowing as you scan the list. First, the Developer Labs — Brand Token Studio, API Contract Lab, and Mock Data Lab — are the three genuinely free, browser-based on-ramps that sit at the front of the two pipelines; no account required to use them. Second, several of these tools grew out of the same lineage as Bravura, our Python GUI framework heritage — a one-line mention here rather than a card, since the lineup above is what's actively on the shelf for building web products today.
The Two Through-Lines
Read top to bottom, the catalog has a consistent shape. The tools that produce something you keep — a backend, a desktop app, a kit of components — lean toward one-time, own-it pricing: ShipKit and PicSift are buy-once, UI Kit Packs and the Starter tiers are one-time credits. The tools that run an ongoing service — unlimited generation, scheduled posting, a live licensing platform — carry a subscription, because that's what they actually cost to run. And the front door to both pipelines is free, by design. That's the lineup as of mid-2026: a design pipeline, a backend pipeline, and three standalones, priced by what they are rather than by what the market will bear. We'll update this catalog next quarter — same shelf, refreshed prices.
Start Free, Own What You Build
Three free Developer Labs, free tiers on the generators, and buy-once foundations for the things you keep. Pick the pipeline that matches what you're building and start where you like.
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