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Graphical is for designers, developers, and anyone building an app with a coding agent. Choose a theme, make it yours, and give your agent the theme files and skills to apply it to existing screens and guide new ones. Then refine the result right inside your app.

The theme builder, 5 customizable themes, React component source, and an editor right inside your app, to try themes and restyle your actual interface where you build. Each download includes GUI.md, detailed theme references for light and dark mode, setup instructions, and three coding-agent skills. It’s a one-time purchase, with a year of updates.

Yes. Everyone who bought Graphical before the editor launched gets it, with a year of updates starting on launch day.

Yes. Customize one of the 5 included themes, or create a theme with your own colors, typography, and spacing. Your agent can also start your theme from the app you already have.

Download your theme, or install it with one shadcn command, and share it with your coding agent along with the included setup prompt. Then describe what you want to build. GUI.md and the project skills guide your agent in creating new screens, applying your theme to existing UI, and finding and fixing inconsistent styles.

Copy the install prompt from your account and give it to your coding agent. On a new branch, it installs the editor, converts your app’s existing styles onto Graphical, and creates a theme named after your app. The editor only runs while you develop; it never ships to your users.

Not on its own. Your edits preview live in your app and save to your theme in your Graphical account. When you’re happy with them, copy the changes to your agent, and it applies them to your code.

The editor is yours to keep, and you can reinstall any release from your year. Renewing for newer releases is optional.

Yes. Each person who uses the editor signs in with their own license, so adding it to a shared codebase doesn’t license your whole team.

No. Your theme files work with any framework, component library, or language. The component source is React, built on Base UI, and the editor inside your app currently works in React web apps.

Yes. Share your theme files with your coding agent and ask it to apply them to your app’s native components. The visual editors currently support web components only. More improvements to native support are coming soon.