Dashboards get the screenshots. The screens people actually keep open are smaller: a list of things to do, a note, a timer.
Monokit 1.6 adds seven of them. The timer above is one. Start it, switch tabs for a few minutes, come back, and it's still right.
From a todo to a timeline
The new blocks run from small to large: a todo list, an issue list grouped by status, a create-new flow, a notes widget, a date-range picker, the timer, and a Gantt timeline.
Try the Gantt on the live preview. Drag a bar to move it, drag its end to stretch it, or tap it on a phone and step the dates a day at a time. Arrow keys work too.
Built to take your data
Each block exports two things: a component that takes your data through props, and a demo that fills it with sample state. The demo shows it working; the component is what you wire to your API. That makes 42 blocks.
Next: whole flows
Projects showed that blocks do more strung together. Next are the flows most SaaS products rebuild from scratch: upgrading and cancelling a plan, inviting a team, and importing a CSV.
If you bought it
Run git pull. CHANGELOG.md lists every change. If the kit is missing a screen your product needs, ask for it.