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Where Youj is heading.

High-level themes, not a feature list, and no dates. The changelog says what has shipped. The roadmap is reviewed with each minor release. Youj has one maintainer, so it is a plan, not a promise. Ideas and requests go to the Roadmap discussion on GitHub.

In 0.1

What is here today.

  • The first releaseA complete kit built from one design language, so every part looks and moves like it belongs together.
  • ComponentsAccessible React components on Base UI and Tailwind, with themes you can make your own, from color and type to shape and motion.
  • Blocks and screensReady-made sections, app screens and frames to start from, copied into your project and yours to change.
  • MotionTransitions, effects and entrances, with reduced motion handled for you.
  • VisualsAnimated icons, isometric illustrations, loaders, interactive miniatures and interface sounds.
  • ToolsA CLI that sets everything up in one command, Create to assemble a themed app, and an MCP server so AI tools build with Youj the right way.
  • An alphaThe foundations are in place, and the APIs will keep settling as people use it. The changelog has the details.

Now

Settling into the alpha.

  • Settling into the alphaSmoothing the rough edges early users find, polishing the docs and the first five minutes, and making installs dependable.

Next

The themes after that.

  • Growing the kitMore components, blocks and screens; more icons, illustrations, miniatures, loaders and sounds; more ways to theme and more motion.
  • SolidifyingBringing every part up to the same standard, strengthening accessibility and testing, and firming up the APIs on the way to stable.
  • Building with AIEvolving the MCP server, supporting more AI tools and providers, and making the docs even easier for AI to use well.

Later

Towards 1.0.

  • Towards 1.0Stable APIs, speed and lighter bundles, better tools for designers, and making it easy for teams to adopt Youj.

Exploring

Not promised.

  • Exploring (not promised)Youj beyond React (Vue, Svelte, Angular, Web Components), testing helpers, and new kinds of visuals.