Rad UI gives teams accessible, unstyled React primitives that plug straight into real design systems. Less boilerplate. Less compromise. More time shipping interfaces people actually remember.

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Rad UI is for teams that care about polish but refuse to get trapped inside someone else's design taste. Keep control of your product surface while skipping the boring parts of UI engineering.
Ship interfaces as systems, not one-off screens. Rad UI gives you parts that layer cleanly, scale predictably, and stay easy to extend.
No opinionated skin to fight. Bring your tokens, your typography, your motion, and your product language without tearing components apart.
Keyboard support, semantics, and interaction details are treated as the baseline so teams can move fast without shipping fragile UI.
Use ready-to-wire building blocks to get to product decisions faster instead of burning cycles on repetitive component plumbing.
Start with the primitives you need, wire them to your system, and scale up from there. No giant rewrite. No forced theme layer. No waiting until “later” to make it accessible.
pnpm add @radui/ui
import { Button, Dialog, Tabs } from "@radui/ui"
export function ProductActions() {
return <Button variant="solid">Ship it</Button>
}Bring your own styling, compose only what you need, and keep shipping with control instead of workarounds.
Adopt one component or shape an entire product surface. Rad UI is structured for teams that need consistency without rigidity.
APIs stay close to how React teams already think, which means less wrapper code, fewer hacks, and easier maintenance as you scale.
The fastest path to trust is seeing the parts, trying them, and reading the implementation. The homepage now pushes all three clearly.
Good UI libraries do not need mystery. Rad UI is easiest to trust when you can test the experience yourself and see how the implementation is put together.
Composable component building blocks with less wrapper noise.
Enough range to build systems, not just isolated demo shots.
Source and community are one click away for contributors and adopters.