Skiper UI
106 animated shadcn/ui components installed by registry, mostly behind a $129 licence
A shadcn-registry component library of showy, motion-heavy React pieces built with Tailwind and Motion — scroll effects, cursor trails, hover reveals, sign-in scenes, and lookalikes of things such as Dynamic Island and Vercel's tooltip. Every item is a single self-contained file with no extra packages, installed with the shadcn CLI from its own registry namespace. The sitemap enumerates 106 components, addressed as skiper1 through skiper107, and the registry JSON is publicly readable even for items the site paywalls. A free tier gives basic components; the rest need a one-time purchase.
npx shadcn add @skiper-ui/skiper40Use this when a brief asks for one specific viral interaction — a cursor trail, a snap-scroll hero, a Dynamic Island clone — and you want it as a single dependency-free file rather than wiring Motion by hand. The killer practical problem is that components are named skiper1..skiper107 with no semantic slugs, so you cannot guess an install target; read https://skiper-ui.com/sitemap.xml or the /r/{name}.json registry files to map a number to what it actually renders before installing. Treat these as decoration, not as a system: there is no documented accessibility work, and the paid tier's licence terms live only in the terms-of-service page.
Why it is here. A real, working shadcn registry with genuinely uncommon motion pieces, held back by opaque numeric naming and a paywall over most of the catalogue.
- 106 components addressed as skiper1..skiper107
- one file per component, no extra packages
- public /r/{name}.json registry items
- built on Motion.dev
- $129 one-time for the full set
Verified 2026-08-15. HTTP 200. https://skiper-ui.com/, https://skiper-ui.com/pricing, https://skiper-ui.com/sitemap.xml (220 URLs, 106 component slugs counted), https://skiper-ui.com/r/skiper40.json and /registry/skiper40.json (both return registry-item JSON). /docs and /components render as JS shells with no readable component names.
