React

Hiki: a catalog you can filter

Hiki’s interface is React 19 inside Next.js 15 with the App Router. It turns a daily scrape of several bookstores into one catalog. Readers filter by 21 genres, 100+ tags, price range, discount, stock and source store, and full-text search covers product names in every supported language. next-intl translates the interface, the genre names and the tags, so the same React components render every locale.

The look is a Neubrutalism design system: bold 2px borders, offset shadows and a manga-inspired style set in the Lacquer and Pangolin fonts. The components are shadcn/ui, customized with the Neubrutalism theme rather than drawn from scratch.

Bridddge: one React app per feature

Bridddge is a macOS app built with Electron and React. An embedded Chromium browser handles LinkedIn itself, and React draws the tools around it. A multi-page Vite build gives every feature a separate React app: the dashboard, the CRM, Social Selling Index analytics, the post scheduler and the automations. The CRM tracks every connection with its status, notes and action history. The screens use shadcn/ui with a custom theme called Lyra, which has a blue primary color and sharp edges.

Scout: an interface for an agent

Scout also runs React 19 in Next.js 15. An AI agent does the sales work, and the React interface is where the user sets it up and follows it. A seven-step setup wizard goes from the ideal customer profile to the first batch of leads. Leads move across a drag-and-drop Kanban board from Qualified to Contacted, Replied, Meeting, and Won or Lost. The analytics dashboard shows pipeline health, the conversion funnel, source performance and outreach metrics, and the activity log records every action the agent takes. While the agent runs, the interface updates live.