One payment. Yours for good.

For every object: its complete source (one ES module and one stylesheet), a runnable example at any settings you choose, two prompts (one to reproduce it, one to remix the technique) and a deterministic package with a checksum for every file. Plus every object added later.

Yes. Each object is a plain class: new Object(element, options), update(options), destroy(). Every piece also ships with small React, Vue and Svelte wrappers and a custom element for Angular, Astro or a plain page, and the Code tab writes the example for the one you pick. No dependencies to fight with.

With the Founder Pass, yes: the objects, the blocks and the Tactile UI Kit (its parts, the dashboard and website templates, and its brain of rules for AI tools), plus everything added to any of them later. After the founder seats are gone, the Pass covers the objects and blocks, and the kit is sold on its own.

That is what the prompts and the brain are for. Every object and block ships a prompt to reproduce it and one to remix the technique. The kit ships rules, one file per part, a build skill, a review skill and a verify script, so an agent builds in the system instead of guessing at it. You may use the source and the prompts with AI coding tools, including to port a piece to another platform, in your own and client projects.

Both, and more. Everything comes in twelve finishes in six families: Machined, Wood, Materials, Light, Printed and Screens, each with a light and a dark. It follows the visitor’s system setting until they choose. This site does the same: try the finish key at the top.

The first hundred Passes are Founder Passes: the first fifty at $99, the next fifty at $129, each with every object, every block and the Tactile UI Kit. After that the Pass is $199 and covers the objects and blocks. The kit is sold on its own, from a date and at a price announced on this page. The counter above is the real number of founder seats paid for and kept: a refunded seat goes back on sale at its own step’s price, and if two people pay for the last seat of a step in the same minutes, both keep that price, so a step can end one over.

Prices are set in US dollars, tax included. Checkout runs on Stripe, which shows and charges your own currency and handles VAT and sales tax as the seller of record. The local figure on this page is an estimate from the day’s reference rates; the checkout amount is the one charged.

A Pass is for one person: the account that bought it. Need seats for a team? Email me.

Yes, in unlimited personal and client projects, for as long as you like. What you can’t do is resell the objects themselves, as a kit, a library or a template. The licence says it in full.

At $99, yes: within 30 days of buying, a full refund for any reason, even after you download, once per person. Every other Pass: within 14 days, a full refund if you have not downloaded or opened the code with your account, and checkout asks you to agree to that before you pay. A refund ends the licence, so you stop using the code and delete your copies. Write to the address in the licence; the terms of sale say it in full.

Every new object, block and fix for the life of the product, and with the Founder Pass every new kit part and template too. Installing with the shadcn registry and the docs MCP server come with the Pass. Big separate products, such as team tools, a Figma library, native packages or hosted extras, may be sold separately. If Tactile UI ever closes, you keep what you downloaded and the licence to use it.

Each object is designed for keyboard, touch and reduced motion, and each page shows those states running rather than promising them. Controls carry real roles and values; decorative surfaces carry a text alternative.