Embracing the unconventional.
Open-source tools for the web. DOM capture, visual tools for coding agents, and interfaces that move in circles and zoom instead of scrolling. Everything is MIT.
A high-performance DOM engine that captures a rendered element in the browser and exports it as PNG, SVG or canvas. Plugins add PDF, HTML, vector, GIF, video, live streaming and context for agents. Zero dependencies.
Visual regression for components, in the browser. Capture a baseline, change the code, see what moved.
Capture, compare and record for coding agents. One command, a PNG, a diff or a GIF in a folder the agent can read.
Web navigation and verification for AI agents: reach a state, check that it happened. MCP server included.
A CSS framework for radial UI: dials, gauges, menus, progress rings and whatever else fits on a circle.
Declarative web components built on Orbit: gauges, charts and instruments you drop into a page.
Zoom-based navigation for any site, with plain HTML. Pages become a space you move through instead of a stack you flip.
Small libraries, no runtime dependencies when we can help it, framework-agnostic, and shipped often: SnapDOM alone has had about one release a week for the past year. If something breaks, open an issue; if something is missing, a PR is welcome.
Made by tinchox5 and contributors.
