React and TypeScript components, with honest limits
This example generates an accessible tabs component. The preview runs the HTML version; the Code tab includes the same component as React TSX.
ComponentUI componentExample — not saved until you change it
What the planner understood
Confidence100%
component→meansUI component template
tabs→meansUI component template
tabs→meanstabs component
Feasibility, templates and prompt history
Feasibility
NATIVELight and dark theme
NATIVEResponsive layout
Start from a template
Picking a template keeps the name, colours and fields from your description.
Prompt history
Off by default. Prompts are only kept in this browser if you turn this on.
index.html
Sandboxed · network off · fits 772px
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Tab indents. Press Esc then Tab to move focus out of the editor. Changes preview after a short pause.
What you get today
Component projects include react/Tabs.tsx (or the matching component) — a typed React function component with the same markup, ARIA roles and keyboard behaviour as the live HTML version. It uses only React itself and the shared CSS tokens.
Full multi-file app export as a React project is not available yet. Generated apps are exported as plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which run anywhere without a build step. We would rather say this than ship a React export that does not compile.
Status of the TSX
The TSX files are reference code: they are not compiled or previewed in the browser. They are written against React 18/19 types and follow the same WAI-ARIA patterns as the previewed HTML. Treat them as a starting point and run them through your own TypeScript build.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export a full React + Vite project?
Not yet — it is on the roadmap. Today’s ZIP contains dependency-free HTML/CSS/JS plus an optional Vite config for a dev server.