The people who make Omiros possible

React framework built by Vercel. It handles routing, rendering and the build of the Omiros front-end.

UI library born at Meta, maintained with a large community of contributors. The whole Omiros interface is written with it.

Server-state management — caching, revalidation, optimistic updates — by Tanner Linsley. Used for every exchange between the interface and the API.

Typed schema validation by Colin McDonnell, now a reference in the TypeScript ecosystem. It checks API responses and user input.

Accessible drag-and-drop library for React, by Claudéric Demers. It powers module reordering in the bento space.

Resizable, rearrangeable grid maintained by Samuel Reed for over ten years. It structures the bento layout.

Notification system by Timo Lins, lightweight and customizable. It surfaces action confirmations and errors.

Open icon set forked from Feather, carried by Eric Fennis and its contributors. It provides every icon in the interface.

Light/dark switching for Next.js, by Paco Coursey. It prevents the theme flash on page load.

Media queries as components and hooks, maintained by Contra. It drives the mobile breakpoints.

Node-based graph editor by the xyflow team, open-sourced alongside their pro offering. It powers the node views in advanced tools.

Conflict-free Tailwind class merging, by Dany Castillo. Essential as soon as classes are generated dynamically.

CSS transformation pipeline created by Andrey Sitnik, underpinning much of modern tooling, Tailwind included.

Conditional CSS class composition by Jed Watson. A handful of lines published over ten years ago, still used everywhere.

Animation library for React by Matt Perry. It animates transitions, entrances and gestures across the interface.

Animation engine created by Jack Doyle and the GreenSock team, predating most tools in the field. It drives the scroll animations on the landing page.

3D rendering engine for the browser, started by mrdoob and developed by several hundred contributors.

Declarative Three.js rendering inside React, by the Poimandres collective. It lets 3D scenes be written as components.

Toolkit complementing Three.js — controls, loaders, post-processing — kept up to date by Poimandres.

3D camera controls by Yomotsu, known for their precision and damping. They drive movement inside the scenes.

Shader-based animated gradients, by ruucm. A small independent project next to the others on this page, yet it produces the animated backgrounds of Omiros.

Code editor for the web, maintained by Marijn Haverbeke for over fifteen years. It provides the built-in editing, highlighting and autocompletion.

Incremental parser, also by Marijn Haverbeke. It feeds the editor's syntax highlighting and code understanding.

FFmpeg ported to the browser through WebAssembly, by Jerome Wu. It converts media client-side, with nothing sent to a server.

Internationalization engine maintained by Jan Mühlemann and the i18next team for over ten years. It handles the app's translations.

The React binding for i18next, by the same team. Every piece of text shown in Omiros goes through it.

Automatic language detection for text, by Titus Wormer, author of a large share of the JavaScript text tooling.

Sensitive-word lists across dozens of languages, compiled collectively by LDNOOBW. Used for content moderation.

Vercel's audience measurement, released as open source and designed without advertising tracking.

Measurement of the performance visitors actually experience, also by Vercel.