Developer Tool — For React + Tailwind teams

Stop guessing.
Start shipping.

PickKit generates 3-4 genuinely different UI variants for every component request.
You pick. It applies. No back-and-forth.

pickkit.tsx

You: Create a button component with 3 variants — minimal, destructive, brand.

A Minimal Ghost border, no fill. Subtle presence on dark surfaces.

Send

B Destructive Red fill, high contrast. Clear urgency for dangerous actions.

Delete

C Brand Lime fill, sharp radius. Owns the visual hierarchy.

Launch

How it works

Three steps. Zero ambiguity.

Request

Describe what you need — "button with icon", "card with image", "modal with form". PickKit parses the intent.

Variants

3-4 genuinely different approaches appear — not color swaps. Each with a clear trade-off description.

Pick + Ship

Pick the one that fits. The code lands in your project, styled and ready, in one pass.

The problem

Most AI tools dump one variant and call it done.

With PickKit, every request surfaces real alternatives. A button isn't just "a button" — it's a design decision with consequences. We make you make it consciously.

AI assistant output

// Here's a button function Button() { return <button className="btn-primary"> Click me </button>; } // That's it. One option. Good luck.

No choice

PickKit output

// Variant A — Icon-first pill // Trade-off: Best for nav CTAs, less punch for hero // Variant B — Full-width block // Trade-off: Unmissable, slightly aggressive // Variant C — Ghost outline // Trade-off: Minimal, relies on context for meaning

3 variants, pick one

The output

Clean React + Tailwind. Drop it in and go.

components/Button.tsx TypeScript

import { cn } from '@lib/utils'

interface ButtonProps {
  variant: 'minimal' | 'destructive' | 'brand'
  children: React.ReactNode
  className?: string
}

export function Button({ variant, children, className }: ButtonProps) {
  const styles = {
    minimal:     'border border-neutral-600 text-neutral-300 hover:border-neutral-400',
    destructive: 'bg-red-600 text-white hover:bg-red-700 shadow-sm',
    brand:      'bg-lime-400 text-black font-semibold hover:bg-lime-300',
  }

  return (
    <button
      className={cn(
        'px-4 py-2 rounded-md text-sm transition-colors duration-150',
        styles[variant],
        className
      )}
    >
      {children}
    </button>
  )
}

TypeScript by default

Tailwind first-class output

Accessible ARIA baked in

Copy-paste one click

"The hardest part of UI development isn't writing code.
It's deciding which UI to write."

Every component starts with a choice. Buttons, cards, modals — all have three right answers, and nobody agrees on which one. PickKit doesn't eliminate that decision. It makes it explicit, fast, and reversible.

Built for developers who ship UI daily and are tired of iterating on the same button for the fourth time.