Changelog

Fixed

• Status dots and star ratings now announce what they mean to screen readers. Their labels were being dropped, so the meaning never reached anyone relying on one.

Changed

• Blocks install against the latest Motion, React and Next.js releases.

Fixed

• Blocks and templates now respect the reduced motion setting properly. Anything that animates into view could previously stay invisible for those visitors, and the page rebuilt itself in the browser on load.
• The reservation calendar no longer starts you on a day the kitchen is closed.

Blocks Shipped

Added

• Four landing pages for real local businesses: a pizzeria, a garage, a salon, and a dental practice.
• Three block categories the rest of the catalog had no answer for: menus and price lists, bookings and reservations, and hours and location. Two free blocks in each.
• Six photo-led heroes built for a real shopfront rather than a product screenshot.
• Three review sections for businesses that live on word of mouth, from one full-size quote to a wall of platform reviews.

Blocks Shipped

Changed

• Improved usage analytics to better understand registry activity and installation intent, so the most-used blocks and templates get the most attention.

Changed

• The templates catalog lists every free template first, so the free set is what you land on.

Fixed

• The templates catalog is instant and stays smooth however far you scroll. Each card now shows a still of the template instead of running the whole page behind it, with the live render one click away.

Added

• Thirteen Pro page templates, one per positioning: SaaS Landing, Startup, Dashboard, Developer Tool, Enterprise, Analytics, Fintech, Agency, Edge Network, Open Source, Newsletter, Status Page, and Changelog. Each installs as a complete page plus every section as its own editable component.
• Every Pro template ships the animation, lighting, and live product mocks of the Pro blocks it is built on, composed into one lit scene instead of stacked sections.
• Status Page ships a live incident card, per-service health with response sparklines, and an incident history you can expand.
• Changelog ships a streaming feed of what just shipped, a status board with upvotes, and a quarterly roadmap with owners and a live now line.
• A header that carries no call to action: the wordmark on the left, the whole nav collected into one capsule on the right, for pages people read rather than convert on.
• Three more Pro templates: AI Product, Mobile App, and Finance Dashboard. Twenty templates in all, and a second app template beyond the dashboard.
• A hero built around an AI prompt box: project tabs, prompts that type themselves, an attachment chip, and a model picker you can cycle.
• A mobile app hero whose fanned trio of phones rises out of the page, with live stat chips that drift with your cursor. The phone screens are drawn in code, so nothing to swap.
• Status Page now shows the maintenance it has scheduled: the next windows in UTC, how long each takes, which services it touches, and what you will actually notice.
• Changelog now covers what is going away as well as what shipped, with the version each thing was deprecated in, its sunset date, and where to move to.

Changed

• Templates no longer draw a line between sections. Spacing and page lighting carry the rhythm, so a composed page reads as one scene instead of stacked bands.
• The templates catalog now loads each preview as you scroll to it, so the page stays responsive as the collection grows.
• Blocks and templates that show company logos no longer add an icon package to your install; the logos ship as inline SVG.

Fixed

• The dashboard screenshot two blocks ship no longer carries another tool's toolbar across the top.
• Blocks now install to components/blocks/ under their own name. Adding a second block from the same category no longer overwrites the first.
• Pro blocks installed with the CLI now declare the Base UI runtime they need, so they compile in a fresh project instead of failing on a missing package.
• Template sections now keep a clean heading order on the page, so screen readers and search engines read the outline correctly.
• The sidebar app shells no longer nest two main landmarks, so screen readers announce one main region per page.

Blocks Shipped

Added

• Survey: a new category of six free blocks for asking users questions, covering a multi-question feedback card, a net promoter score scale, a cancellation exit survey, an inline page-feedback widget, a full-page survey, and a branching sales qualification form.
• Survey blocks handle keyboard navigation, validation, progress, and answer shortcuts for you, so a multi-step survey works correctly the moment you paste it in.
• Customize can now switch the button cursor between pointer and default, and the preset you copy carries the choice into your own project.

Fixed

• Every block preview is sized to its own block, so you see the whole component at once instead of a cropped or half-empty frame.
• Installing a block no longer pulls in an icon package it never uses. Blocks built on the icon placeholder now install with no icon library at all, and pick up whichever one you already have.
• The Ctrl K, D, and R shortcut hints in the header, footer, and Customize panel are legible again.
• Gallery blocks show landscape photography that matches each caption, and every tile is now a different photo.
• Filtering by client narrows the invoice table again instead of accepting what you type and leaving every row in place.
• The monthly visitors chart shows its full axis values instead of clipping the leading digit.
• Trend sparklines and readiness dials follow your theme and preset, rather than holding one fixed colour in dark mode.
• The drag handle in the split-view app shell follows your chosen style like every other component.
• Leaving a preview no longer leaves that preview's style applied to the rest of the catalog.

Blocks Shipped

Added

• SaaS Landing 2: a second free landing page template, shaped as a product tour with a screenshot gallery, tabbed features, a four-step walkthrough, an integrations grid, and a side-by-side comparison.
• Template previews can now switch between the floating dock and a sidebar alongside the page, and your choice is remembered.

Changed

• Polished all four templates: each page now uses one consistent section label, with even spacing and matching headings from top to bottom.

Fixed

• Stats on the SaaS Landing template show their real figures right away instead of sitting at zero until you scroll to them.

Changed

• Pro blocks share one entrance now: content fades up through a soft blur, so a page built from several of them reads as one piece.
• Animated blocks follow your system reduce motion setting. Movement stops, gentle fades stay.
• Logos are built in as SVG instead of loaded from elsewhere, so blocks paint instantly, work offline, and follow your theme.
• The templates catalog is a two-up grid with fully clickable cards.

Fixed

• Installing a block now pulls exactly the components it needs, with none left out and none you do not use.
• Accessibility pass across the Pro tier: visible focus rings, stronger text contrast, and correct names for charts and sliders.
• Visual cleanup: clipped hero artwork, oversized logos in the testimonial cards, and misaligned table and sidebar content.

Added

• 7Ovr Pro is now in preview. Browse the full Pro catalog and preview every Pro block live, right next to the free ones and marked with a Pro badge. Pricing and checkout arrive with the official launch; for now Pro is free to explore.

Changed

• Redesigned the home page: a new animated hero with a floating tech stack and clearer calls to action, a stats section with a world map, a categorized FAQ, and a fresh closing call to action.
• Refreshed the site chrome: search now opens from a single button in the header, the light and dark theme toggle moved to the footer, and every page header was restyled to a cleaner icon and label with a short heading.
• Clarified licensing now that Pro exists: free blocks stay MIT-0, so you can use, modify, and ship them anywhere with no attribution, while Pro blocks carry a separate commercial license that opens with the launch.

Added

• Startup template: a lean, conversion-focused waitlist one-pager with a centered hero and inline email capture, stats, a feature grid, a how-it-works timeline, a featured testimonial, and a waitlist signup band. Install the whole page with one shadcn command.
• Dashboard template: a logged-in app starter with a collapsible sidebar and a command-palette top bar wrapping stat cards, an interactive area chart, and a sortable, paginated data table.

Added

• Each template now has its own detail page with a live preview, the one-line install command, a breakdown of every block it is built from, and an FAQ. The SaaS Landing page is sharper too, with one cohesive background and ambient light tying the sections together instead of a patchwork.

Changed

• Polished the templates experience end to end: clearer page structure and copy, richer block cards, a tidier install command, and faster, link-friendly navigation between a template and the blocks it uses.

Added

• Templates: complete, opinionated pages assembled from 7Ovr blocks and installable with a single shadcn command. Browse them on the new Templates page, then preview one live at desktop, tablet, or mobile width, in light or dark mode. The first is a free SaaS Landing page composed from eleven blocks (header, hero, social proof, features, bento, stats, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, and a closing CTA).

Changed

• Reworked the template preview into a floating toolbar (back, viewport sizes, theme toggle, open in a new tab, and a copy-install command with a package-manager picker), and swapped the loading flash on preview thumbnails for a smooth loader.

Fixed

• Hardened block installs: a fresh shadcn add now pulls the Base UI runtime automatically, so any block or template compiles cleanly in a new project with no manual setup.

Added

• 7Ovr Pro is on the way: a premium tier of advanced, high-effort blocks, installable with the shadcn CLI just like the free ones. More soon.

Fixed

• Fixed a duplicated navigation bar that could appear on 404 pages.

Added

• Search the block catalog. The blocks page now has a search box in its header that filters categories by name as you type, with a clear empty state. Searches are shareable and bookmarkable through a ?q= URL parameter.

Changed

• Reworked the installation docs into a clearer top-to-bottom guide: dropped the numbered stepper, and added a Prerequisites step (initialize shadcn/ui) up front plus a Next steps pointer to the catalog at the end.

Added

• Content and editorial blocks for sites and docs: chronological timelines, release changelogs, public roadmaps, and long-form article layouts.
• Application patterns: multi-step progress indicators, public profile pages, activity feeds, and live search with filters and keyboard navigation.
• Company and product pages: careers listings and role details, about sections, a system status page with 90-day uptime history, and human chat and support widgets.

Changed

• Rebuilt the chat, AI chat, and file upload blocks on shadcn's latest Base UI primitives (Message, Bubble, MessageScroller, Marker, and Attachment): auto-following message scroll with a scroll-to-end button, sender-aligned bubbles, and upload rows that reflect uploading, done, and error states.
• Polished feeds and lists: dated separators on the timeline, activity, and status blocks, soft scroll-edge fades on the notification and kanban lists and the changelog, and a shimmering newsletter loading state.

Blocks Shipped

Fixed

• Polished the App blocks across the board: consistent responsive breakpoints so grids and tables render correctly in the catalog, title-cased labels and timestamps, and the classic logo mark used everywhere.
• Hardened the interactive blocks: toasts no longer stack on repeated clicks, chart year and range switchers now use proper Select inputs, and assorted spacing and copy details were refined.

Added

• Four new categories of simple, free blocks: error pages, cookie consent, application page headers, and coming-soon pages, plus new stats and bento variants.

Fixed

• Polished the Marketing blocks across the board: consistent responsive breakpoints so layouts show correctly in the catalog, tidier copy, and refined spacing and details.

Blocks Shipped

Added

• 123 free blocks across 36 categories spanning Marketing and App, installable with the shadcn CLI straight into your repo.
• Built on Base UI and Tailwind CSS v4 with RemixIcon. Every block is responsive with first-class light and dark modes.
• MIT licensed, free for personal and commercial use, no lock-in. The source lands as readable code you own.