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Bundle 01

The paperwork half of your product, already built.

Ten components for documents, signatures and approvals — viewer, annotation pins, signer flow, request checklist, audit trail, versions, and the four already free in the wild. Copy a self-contained file in, or install the package shape that shares one token file.

One payment, no subscription. This collection, every other one, and the templates.

10
components
9,263
lines of source
2
build shapes
4
already free

All 10, running here

Not screenshots and not a video. Open any one and use it.

How you get it

Sign in, pay once, and your account is unlocked: copy the source from any component page, install with the shadcn CLI, or download the files. The source is yours to ship in as many projects as you like.

Lifetime access

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One-time payment. Every future release included.

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What you get:

  • 65 components to build real product screens
  • The Settle template, and every one after it
  • Lifetime access to all components and upcoming updates
  • One command to install with the shadcn CLI
  • Works with any AI agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more
  • Support by email from the person who wrote the code
  • Install with one command, or copy and paste. Your choice
  • Built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS v4

Questions

Why not just use shadcn?

Use shadcn. This is not a button set — none of these exist there. The comparison is not “shadcn is free”, it is “the signing flow is three weeks of work and DocuSign is $40 per seat per month”.

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay once and keep the source, with every later release included. There is nothing to renew and nothing to cancel.

Can I buy just this collection?

No. There is one plan, lifetime access, and it includes this collection, every other one, the templates and everything released later.

How do refunds work?

Within 14 days, ask and it is refunded. Lemon Squeezy processes the payment and issues the refund, so you are never chasing an individual for money.

Does it render PDFs?

No, deliberately. The viewer takes a renderPage function, so you bring pdf.js, images or your own canvas. Bundling a PDF engine would add megabytes and pick your rendering strategy for you.