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SaaS Business
The layer that turns an install into a business: subscriptions, credit packs, invoices and fifteen payment gateways behind a single switch.
$139.3 $199
Brutalist light-mode with console and telemetry sections, monospaced metadata throughout, and a page that argues by proof instead of persuasion.
$48.3 $69
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One payment. No subscription, no seat count, and a licence that never expires.
Brutalist light-mode with console and telemetry sections, monospaced metadata throughout, and a page that argues by proof instead of persuasion.
Enigma is the technical, brutalist theme — light-mode, near-black type on white, pure-black focus states, grotesque display type and monospaced metadata throughout. It looks like an engineering document, deliberately, with no softening gradients or rounded reassurance.
It has the most distinctive section set of any theme: a Console block, a Telemetry section, Capabilities and Use Cases, plus its own partials — a genuinely different page architecture rather than a recolour. The effect is a landing page that reads as proof rather than persuasion, which is the right tone when your audience evaluates tools by looking at what they actually do. Frontend-only, so all that opinion applies to visitors while your users get the standard dashboard.
Themes have no AI vendor. Enigma is built with Tailwind CSS, extending the Default theme.
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Editorial and unhurried, with serif accents and generous margins, for brands selling craft and a point of view rather than feature counts.
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Dark-first rather than dimmed, with pointer-tracked spotlight cards that light up under the cursor. Built for AI-forward positioning that should feel expensive.
$48.3 $69
One payment of $48.3, and the repository is on your machine minutes later. A licence for your project, six months of updates and support, and the engineers who wrote it on the other end of your email.