Most shadcn/ui kits stop at the login page. You get a hero, a pricing table and a sign-in form. Then you're on your own with the product.
The product is where the work is. A kanban board, an inbox, a calendar, a checkout, settings, the empty states nobody designs until a user hits one.
I built Monokit to be those screens: Next.js and shadcn/ui, in the same theme as this site. It's on sale now.
What's in it
- Three pages: a landing page, a demo login, and a dashboard with a sidebar, charts and a data table.
- 13 blocks, from two-factor and onboarding to checkout, a command palette and the 404 and 500 pages.
- The studio theme: four accents in light and dark, with every shadcn/ui variable mapped.
- The full source: Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4 and Radix. No wrapper library to learn.
One theme, every variable
Every shadcn/ui variable maps to a studio token, so a block picks up the accent and the mode without a change to the component. The product page runs the real blocks: switch the accent at the top and watch them follow.
Pay once
$149 for your own products. $399 for a team of up to 10 doing client work. One payment, updates on both plans, and you get the private GitHub repo.
About 80 more blocks sit on the backlog, mostly app screens.
The login page was never the hard part.