Use cases

How does Orvain UI help SaaS teams?

Orvain UI gives SaaS teams the parts a product is mostly made of, such as data tables, metrics, forms, settings controls and sign-in, as 212 blocks in 46 families for React and Vue, themeable by tokens and matched by a Figma library.

By the Orvain team. Orvain UI is made by Oussema Ajmi, founder. Published October 4, 2026, updated October 4, 2026.

Orvain's Figma library is finished and available. The React and Vue code library and the MCP server are still being built, so anything below about generated code or the MCP server describes what is being shipped, not something you can install today.

Which SaaS interface parts does it cover?#

The block library includes tables, filters and pagination, metric and chart blocks, activity and notification feeds, forms, sign-in, onboarding tours, calendars and switch-based settings lists. Browse the block families to see which match your product.

Can each customer or product have its own brand?#

Yes. Colour, type, spacing and radius are tokens, so a white-label or multi-brand product swaps values rather than forking components.

How does it fit a product team?#

Designers start from the Figma library and developers from blocks with the same names, so a handoff names components instead of describing them. Teams that use AI coding tools get the same constraint through the MCP server once it is live.

When is a design system worth it for a SaaS product?#

When a second developer, a second surface or a second brand arrives. Before that, a handful of components is usually enough; after it, inconsistency starts to cost more than the system.

Questions#

Does Orvain UI have dashboard components?

It has the parts a dashboard is built from: metric and chart blocks, tables with filters and pagination, and activity and notification feeds. It does not ship a complete dashboard template. See the blocks page for the current families.

Can I use it for client projects?

Yes. The licence covers personal, commercial and client work for one person. See the licence page for the terms.