OpenLabs

You can build or restyle dashboards, SaaS apps, analytics UIs, settings screens, onboarding flows, and landing pages using Open Analytics' design language: ink-derived neutrals, squircle surfaces, spring animations, pixel-matched skeletons, plain-spoken copy, and type-checked component recipes.

Front-end engineers and product designers building calm, dense, native-feeling SaaS interfaces. It targets anyone referencing Open Analytics' look, clean SaaS design, cards, dropdowns, tab bars, empty states, skeletons, or UI animation quality, even without saying 'design system'.

It covers cards, dropdowns, tab bars, empty states, and skeleton screens, plus squircle surface anatomy, a small spring animation vocabulary, an ink-derived neutral color system, and a plain-spoken copy voice, all delivered as type-checked component recipes extracted from the shipped product.

Yes, OpenLabs is open source. Beyond the oa-design language, the organization provides privacy-first web analytics with revenue attribution and an MCP server, published across three public repositories at getopen.so.