About Templets
A self-hosted component registry, built to be read by people and coding agents alike.
The registry currently holds 436 components from 9 authors. Every one of them renders live in your browser before you copy it, and ships as plain source — no package to depend on, no version to break under you later.
Why self-hosted
The whole platform runs on one server: the app, the database and the registry endpoint. Nothing depends on a paid service that can shut down or change its terms. Previews compile in the visitor's browser rather than on the server, so running cost stays flat however large the catalogue grows.
Where the components come from
Some are original. The rest are imported from public MIT-licensed registries, each keeping its original author, license and a link back to the source. No registry was imported unless its license explicitly permits redistribution.
License details live on the license page.
The layer agents care about
Every component is served as a shadcn-compatible registry document, so a single CLI command installs it. The same data is exposed over MCP so your editor can search and install without you leaving it.