77 accessible, good-looking components for web and mobile — styled, themeable and documented, so you can start on the thing you actually set out to build.
npm install @nayan-ui/reactReactnpm install @nayan-ui/nativeReact NativeButtons
Button group
Toggle buttons
Badges
Chips
Why Nayan UI
Two packages, one design language, and no licence to buy.
Buttons, forms, tables, dialogs, sheets, menus, date pickers — enough to build a real application rather than a demo. Every one arrives styled, accessible and documented, so the first thing you write is your feature, not a dropdown.
The same prop names and the same design language on React and React Native, so moving between them costs you nothing.
Keyboard navigation, focus management and screen-reader labels are already handled — not left as an exercise for later.
Restyle everything from one set of colour tokens — including a dark theme that was designed, not inverted. Or override a single instance with a utility class.
MIT licensed with no paid tier, no seat count and nothing held back. Use it in client work without asking anyone.
What you get
Four things, all free and all open source: components for React and React Native, a video editor that runs in a browser tab, a pack of ready-made games, and a set of developer tools. Start with whichever one you came for.
77 components across web and mobile, each with a live example you can try and a full list of its options.
Browse componentsCut, grade and export video in a browser tab. Nothing uploads anywhere — your footage never leaves your machine.
Open the editor50 playable games for React Native — puzzle, arcade, action and strategy — that drop straight into a screen.
See the gamesGenerate sitemaps and robots.txt, or let an AI agent review a pull request and patch vulnerable dependencies.
Explore the toolsMIT licensed, no accounts, no paid tier and no component held back for one. If something is missing, the issue tracker is the place to say so.