Geist
by The Geist Project Authors, from Vercel with Basement Studio
Our everyday voice: buttons, tables, numbers and paragraphs. Calm, precise and clear at every size.
SIL Open Font License 1.1© 2024 The Geist Project Authors
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Attributions
The typefaces, icon sets, open source projects and standards Stoaken is built on, and the people who made them.
Nothing here was built alone.
Stoaken exists because thousands of people chose to share their work: typefaces drawn letter by letter, icons drawn square by square, libraries maintained on evenings and weekends, and standards argued over until they were right. Their generosity let a small team build something we couldn’t have built from scratch.
This page is our thank-you. Each of the 29 works below is named with the people behind it and the licence it’s shared under. Go and look at their work; it’s wonderful.
Typefaces
Every word you read on Stoaken is set in someone else’s careful craft.
Playfair Display
by Claus Eggers Sørensen and The Playfair Display Project Authors
The headlines. Its high contrast gives our pages their warmth and a little ceremony.
SIL Open Font License 1.1© 2017 The Playfair Display Project Authors, with Reserved Font Name “Playfair Display”
Icon sets
Hundreds of small drawings that make the app easy to read at a glance. You can choose between them under Settings > Account > Layout.
Pixelarticons
by Gerrit Halfmann
The Pixel style, and our default: crisp pixel-art icons drawn square by square.
MIT License© 2019 Gerrit Halfmann
Phosphor Icons
by Helena Zhang and Tobias Fried
The Smooth style: a beautifully consistent family of rounded line icons, and every Brand and workspace mark.
MIT License© 2020 Phosphor Icons
The foundations
The frameworks and tools the whole product stands on.
React
by Meta and the React community
The way every screen in Stoaken is put together.
TanStack Router and Start
by Tanner Linsley and the TanStack community
Pages, navigation and the bridge between the browser and our server, with types all the way through.
Vite
by Evan You and the Vite team
The build tool that makes working on Stoaken feel instant.
TypeScript
by Microsoft and the TypeScript community
Catches our mistakes before you ever could.
Tailwind CSS
by Tailwind Labs and contributors
How every pixel of the interface is styled, from design tokens up.
Interface building blocks
Smaller libraries, each doing one thing beautifully, that make the details feel right.
Radix Primitives
by WorkOS and the Radix community
Accessible dialogs, popovers, checkboxes and sliders that work with a keyboard and a screen reader.
Motion
by Matt Perry and contributors
The gentle movement when things arrive and settle.
Sonner
by Emil Kowalski
The little notes that confirm what just happened.
class-variance-authority
by Joe Bell
Keeps our buttons and components consistent across every variant.
clsx
by Luke Edwards
A tiny helper we use on almost every line of interface code.
tailwind-merge
by Dany Castillo
Lets styles combine without fighting each other.
tw-animate-css
by Luca Bosin
Ready-made enter and exit animations for Tailwind.
modern-screenshot
by wxm and contributors
Takes the screenshot that goes with your feedback, right in your browser.
Zod
by Colin McDonnell and contributors
Makes sure what comes in is what we expect.
Keeping it honest
Tools that hold our work to a standard.
Standards and research
Shared ideas, written down by people who did the hard thinking so the rest of us could build on it.
Design Tokens Format
by The W3C Design Tokens Community Group
The common language Stoaken reads and writes, so your tokens are never locked in.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2
by The W3C Accessibility Guidelines Working Group
The contrast criteria behind our accessibility checks.
Oklab and OKLCH
by Björn Ottosson
A colour space that matches how people see, behind the nearest colour that passes contrast.
Colour vision deficiency simulation
by Gustavo M. Machado, Manuel M. Oliveira and Leandro A. F. Fernandes (2009)
The model behind seeing a palette as people with red-, green- or blue-blindness do.
Model Context Protocol
by Anthropic and the MCP community
How AI agents like Claude Code connect to Stoaken and propose changes for people to review.
OpenAPI
by The OpenAPI Initiative
The description of our API that tools and agents can read.
Standard Webhooks
by The Standard Webhooks community
The signing scheme our webhooks follow, so your pipeline can trust them.
Problem Details for HTTP APIs (RFC 9457)
by The IETF
Clear, consistent error responses from our API.
Style Dictionary
by The Style Dictionary community
The token build tool we make sure our exports work with.
Did we miss you, or get a detail wrong?
We want every credit to be right. If your work is part of Stoaken and isn’t here, or a name, link or licence needs fixing, tell us and we’ll put it right. Each work is used under its own licence, linked beside it. Everything else on Stoaken, its code, design and words, is our own.