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Propel - AI First Multipurpose B2B Kit
69 B2B templates, 319 components
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69 B2B templates, 319 components
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69 B2B templates, 319 components and a Claude skill pack on one set of Figma variables. White-label, dark mode, four breakpoints, tested to WCAG 2.2 AA.
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Hey 👋
I’ve spent years doing branding and packaging. When I was stepping into UI/UX I found the hard part was never the buttons, forms etc. It’s the patterns in between: an import flow that shows 3 of 4,812 rows failed, a table that tells you what changed since Monday, a shift planner that flags gaps before someone notices.
Every UI kit I bought sorted things by component: buttons, inputs, tables. Real B2B work doesn’t happen that way. So I built Propel, an AI first Figma kit organised by the job a pattern does.
What’s inside
→ 69 production templates and 319 components across finance, HR, logistics, scheduling, support, analytics and media
→ Themes for the patterns other kits skip: import flows, onboarding, AI awareness (“new” rows, summary banners), progressive disclosure and data visualisation
→ One set of Figma variables, so every screen can be rebranded to your own brand or a client’s: accent, light/dark, the lot
→ Status shown by shape as well as colour, so it’s accessible by default
The part I’m most excited about: every licence includes a Claude skill (SKILL.md, 12 reference files and Markdown guidelines). Every part of the kit is tagged and addressed by node id, so when you ask Claude for “an AR dashboard with overdue invoices first”, it builds from Propel’s real parts instead of guessing at boxes.
Pricing: It does come with a freemium version
Design: $79
Design + Code: $149
Team / Agency: $349
Every tier allows client work.
What I’d love feedback on
Which B2B pattern do you keep redesigning from scratch? I want it in v1.1.
If you use Claude or another AI for UI work, what would make the skill more useful in your workflow?
Is the theme-based organisation easier to navigate than component-first? Be honest.
Thanks for checking it out. I’ll be here all day answering questions.