Two free, MIT-licensed starters with shadcn/ui on Base UI already set up: one for a landing page that needs to be found, one for an app people log into. Clone the one that fits and add 7Ovr blocks as you go.
A Next.js starter with static pages, complete SEO, preset theming and a full test suite already wired. Start on the words, not the plumbing.
A Vite and React starter with TanStack, shadcn/ui on Base UI and strict TypeScript already wired. Clone it and write product code, not config.
Not sure which starter fits your project?
Read ComparisonComplete pages with every section designed to work together. Install one and the whole page arrives as editable source in your repo. They are frontend only, so you wire forms and data to your own backend.
Every block installs as readable source, sits on Base UI for keyboard and screen reader support, and restyles from one preset: theme, fonts, radius and icons.
Blocks install as readable source straight into your repo, with no wrapper packages and no lock-in. It's your code from the first paste.
Drop a block into Next.js, Vite, Remix, or Astro. If it speaks React, it just fits.
Built on Base UI primitives, so focus, keyboard nav, and ARIA are handled before you type a line.
Pick Lucide, Hugeicons, Tabler, Phosphor, or RemixIcon in Customize, and blocks install with the preset already using it.
Every color resolves from CSS variables. Restyle the whole library from the Customize panel, or by editing a handful of tokens.
Designed in both themes from the start. Flip the switch and every block follows, pixel for pixel.
Blocks go into production from more than a hundred and forty countries, on projects I never hear about.
Blocks added to real projects through the shadcn CLI, averaged over thirty days.
1,000+Installs a Day
Free covers personal, commercial and client work. Pro adds the premium sections on top.
240+Free Blocks
350+Pro Blocks
The Customize panel restyles every shadcn/ui block on the page live, and your choices ride into the install command.
Point the shadcn MCP server at @7ovr and a coding agent can search 7Ovr and install the right block for you, in plain language, without you copying a single command.
shadcn/ui blocks & templates
searchFinds candidates from a plain-language ask.viewReads each one's description and source.addInstalls the winner into your project.Pick a topic to see the questions I hear most. If yours is not here, email me and I will answer it.
MIT-0; the rest are Pro. Install the source with the shadcn CLI and adapt it to your project.pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @7ovr/hero-1 to try a Free block. No manual registry setup or license key is needed for Free. The Docs page has separate Free and Pro instructions.MIT-0, so you can modify and use them in unlimited personal, commercial, and client projects. Free is not a trial.shadcn apply --preset in an existing project, or shadcn init --preset in a new one, and every block you install looks the way you configured it.MIT-0 and need no credit. You can use Pro blocks in commercial and client work too, under the Pro License, and you can hand a finished project to a client with the source included. What you cannot do is resell the blocks themselves, or pass the source to people outside your team other than as part of delivering a real project.MIT-0. Use, modify, and distribute them anywhere, including commercial products, with no attribution required.@7ovr-pro registry to components.json and set your license key as REGISTRY_TOKEN in .env.local. The Pro tab in Docs shows both steps. The @7ovr-pro registry checks that key before delivering source code. Free blocks do not require a key.