qodesign vs Tremor
Tremor is a free, open-source set of 35+ React and Tailwind components for charts and dashboards, with paid blocks and templates on top. qodesign sells animated app flows one at a time, including two dashboards, and gives away two more (Orbit and Ledger) free under MIT.
| qodesign | Tremor | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3 each, or $29 once for all of them (the Shelf) | The components are free. Tremor Blocks sells premium blocks and templates; we couldn't read a price on the site, so check there |
| Free | 1 free component, no account needed | 35+ open-source components for charts and dashboards (their wording) |
| Size | 17 components, more added as they ship | 35+ components (charts, inputs, tables, tabs, toast and more) and "300+ Premium Blocks" (their wording) |
| What's in a download | React + Tailwind (TSX), PROMPT.md, HTML file | See their site |
| Licence | Personal, commercial and client projects; no reselling the source | Apache-2.0, as listed for tremorlabs/tremor on GitHub |
| Stack | React + TypeScript, Tailwind (most also use Framer Motion), HTML version included | React, Tailwind CSS and Radix UI; copy-and-paste components. The site says Tremor is joining Vercel |
| Best for | One memorable animated moment in your app (login, checkout, nav, dashboard) | Dashboards and charts: area, bar, line and donut charts, trackers, KPI cards, tables |
Which one to pick
- Pick Tremor if
- You're building a data-heavy dashboard and need many chart types and inputs that look consistent.
- Pick qodesign if
- You want a dashboard or app flow with motion people notice, ready to drop in, with a PROMPT.md your AI editor can follow.
qodesign pieces to look at first
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