A copy-paste Neo-Brutalist component registry for React and Tailwind CSS.
Use it when you want visible borders, strong shadows, accessible primitives, and component code you can edit directly.
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BrutxUI is a Neo-Brutalist design registry for SaaS apps, indie tools, dashboards, developer portfolios, landing pages, and product interfaces that need a stronger visual tone.
Instead of shipping as a single npm dependency that hides the implementation, BrutxUI is copy-paste-first. It follows the workflow popularized by shadcn/ui: components are generated into your project, built on Radix UI primitives and Tailwind CSS, so you can own the code and change it freely.
- Good fit: SaaS products, analytics dashboards, developer utilities, landing pages, web3 portals, and creative portfolios that can support a bold interface style.
- Use with care: Conservative enterprise dashboards, patient-facing healthcare records, and traditional banking apps. The Pastel and Monochrome presets can soften the contrast when the default style feels too loud.
BrutxUI is meant to work alongside shadcn/ui, not replace it:
- Shared workflow: BrutxUI uses the same
components.jsonlayout schema. - Co-existence: You can use
shadcn/uicomponents for quieter UI surfaces and BrutxUI components for buttons, headers, pricing sections, or other high-contrast areas in the same project. - Tailwind styling: The generated files merge into standard Tailwind CSS layers.
There are two common ways to install BrutxUI components:
The Brutx CLI handles Tailwind detection, CSS token injection, and package manager detection.
# Initialize BrutxUI configs in your project
npx brutx@latest init
# Add specific components
npx brutx@latest add button card badge
# Install all 29 components at once
npx brutx@latest add --allBecause BrutxUI follows the shadcn/ui JSON registry schema, you can install BrutxUI components with the official shadcn CLI:
# Install Brutx Button
npx shadcn@latest add https://brutxui.site/registry/button.json
# Install Brutx SaaS Pricing Block
npx shadcn@latest add https://brutxui.site/registry/saas-pricing.jsonBrutxUI exposes CSS custom properties in your stylesheet, so you can soften or strengthen the brutalist style globally:
:root {
--brutal-border-width: 3px; /* Thickness of layouts */
--brutal-radius: 0px; /* Sharp rectangular corners */
--brutal-shadow-offset: 4px; /* Normal card/button offset */
}There are three built-in visual presets:
- Classic Brutalism (
.theme-classic): Deep black shadows, neon accents, and sharp corners. - Pastel Neo-Brut (
.theme-pastel): Softer colors, lighter contrast, and8pxcorners. - Stark Monochrome (
.theme-mono): Grayscale colors and heavier black lines for minimal interfaces.
BrutxUI includes components and layout blocks for common product UI work:
saas-pricing: A responsive SaaS pricing section with monthly/yearly billing switches, checklist icons, highlighted plans, and CTA buttons. Registry URLdashboard-stats: A responsive analytics panel for metrics such as revenue and conversion, with positive/negative trend badges. Registry URL
- Forms:
Button,SubmitButton(Server Component safe),Input,Textarea,Checkbox,Switch,Select,Label - Overlays:
Dialog(Modal),Popover,Tooltip,DropdownMenu - Data & Lists:
Table,Tabs,Command(spotlight search),Combobox(multi-picker),Pagination,ScrollArea - Feedback:
Alert,Badge,Toast(notifiers),Spinner(loaders),Skeleton - Display:
Avatar,Calendar,Separator
To run, test, and package BrutxUI locally:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/dev-snake/brutxui.git
cd brutxui
# Install workspace dependencies
pnpm install
# Build UI modules and CLI binaries
pnpm --filter brutx-ui build && pnpm --filter brutx buildpnpm testIf you make changes to core components in packages/ui/src/components/*.tsx, compile and validate the schemas:
# Compile TS to registry JSON files
pnpm --filter brutx-registry build
# Validate JSON files against shadcn CLI schema
pnpm --filter brutx-registry validateBrutxUI is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.
Built by dev-snake and contributors.