Hey Product Hunt, I'm Teodor. Apps built with AI coding tools work, but they end up looking like everyone else's: the same cards, the same buttons, and nothing moves. I made qodesign for my own apps first. Each piece is a whole screen moment you'd otherwise spend a weekend on: a liquid glass tab bar, a login lit by a desk lamp, an OTP gate, a checkout where the card turns into the receipt, and a few dashboards. They're React and TypeScript with Tailwind and Framer Motion. Before a paid piece goes on the site it has to pass a strict type check and next build in a fresh Next.js 15 / React 19 project. Every zip also has a plain HTML version and a PROMPT.md with two prompts. One tells Cursor, Claude Code, v0 or Lovable how to fit the piece into your project. The other rebuilds it in another stack. The previews on the site are the components running in your browser, so you can play with each one first. The Day / Night Toggle is free on the site with no card, and 5 more pieces are MIT on GitHub. Some honest context: qodesign went live on October 19, so you're early, and I'd rather hear what's wrong now than in a month. There's a launch-day code for Product Hunt. You'll see it on the site when you come from this page. Which piece would you put in your app first, and what's missing? I'm here all day answering.

qodesign

Animated React components for apps you build with AI

Animated React components for apps you build with AI