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TypeUI by Zoltán Szőgyényi

Tool for building better user interfaces with AI.

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About TypeUI

Tool for building better user interfaces with AI. TypeUI is a ai builders product built by indie maker Zoltán Szőgyényi.

Status
Active
Launched
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Category
AI Builders
Website
typeui.sh

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Flowbite

flowbite.com

Open-source library of interactive Tailwind CSS components, with a Figma design system and paid Pro blocks.

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Themesberg

themesberg.com

Marketplace of Bootstrap and Tailwind themes, admin dashboards and UI kits.

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Web Designer News

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Community news site for designers, styled after Hacker News.

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src.club

src.club

Online community for people building with AI.

TypeUI FAQ

What is TypeUI?

TypeUI is a ai builders product: Tool for building better user interfaces with AI.

Who made TypeUI?

TypeUI was made by Zoltán Szőgyényi, Co-founder of Flowbite and Themesberg; builds Tailwind CSS UI tools. Zoltán Szőgyényi has also built Flowbite, Themesberg, Web Designer News, src.club.

Is TypeUI still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, TypeUI is still active and run by Zoltán Szőgyényi at typeui.sh.

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