coss.com ui - beautiful component library based on Cal.com's iconic design

coss.com - the everything but AI company

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dear friend,

open source is the foundation of all modern software. every app, website, and system we use today is built on open source. it is the most important driver of global GDP growth, powering innovation and businesses worldwide.

but building and maintaining open source is not easy. for open source to thrive, we need a sustainable model. that's where commercial open source software (coss) can come in: one of the best ways to create open, future-proof software while ensuring long-term success.

coss.com is the new holding company of cal.com, the pioneers of open source scheduling infrastructure and cal.com continues to be the 'google search' of our alphabet.

our mission is to build a home for amazing open source projects, giving them the support they need to grow and succeed.

for developers we are building the coss stack, a one line "npm install coss" package that includes everything you need to build your application, from email, sms, calendar APIs, scheduling, video conferencing, notifications and more.

 Does it work for non-developers too?

 hmmm not really. is a developer tool kit at the end of the day. but veeeery vibe code compatible!

im honestly so pumped to bring all of these external services in-house!!

Still seem to be based on radix UI?

@shafu try again! the last website merge didnt go through in time

fixed now!

 got it!

 fyi, you may want to fix the PH link.

Congrats on the launch this is a super exciting direction

Looks great, vue 2 , 3 support?

 not anytime soon. react only

This doesn't look ready yet, there is no installation guide, not in github either, this page seems to use the radix version still.

 fixed! the last website merge didnt go through in time

 wow nice, thanks, looks good! kudos team!

Don't see a way to adjust border radius, Origin UI used to have that.

 variable for radius is --radius, just like in shadcn and Origin UI. That list is meant to show the new color tokens to be added, along with coss.com defaults.

 Hmm, but why not have setup mentioned that anywhere in the docs?