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.
| SnapDOM | 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. |   |
| SnapDIFF | Visual regression for components, in the browser. Capture a baseline, change the code, see what moved. |  |
| SnapEye | Capture, compare and record for coding agents. One command, a PNG, a diff or a GIF in a folder the agent can read. |  |
| SnapSurf | Web navigation and verification for AI agents: reach a state, check that it happened. MCP server included. |  |
| Orbit | A CSS framework for radial UI: dials, gauges, menus, progress rings and whatever else fits on a circle. |  |
| Orbit Kit | Declarative web components built on Orbit: gauges, charts and instruments you drop into a page. |  |
| Zumly | 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 Juan Martín and contributors.
