Headless by design
Behaviour, focus and state are handled. Remix has no opinion on how it looks — that part is entirely yours.
The behavior is built in.
Style Flutter your way.
Built for a generative UI future.Headless, accessible Flutter components with the behaviour already handled. Style every pixel with Mix — the look is entirely yours.
Loading source...
Loading source...
Loading source...
Live render · Flutter
Waiting...
34Documented components
100%Headless behaviour
FortalOptional design system
BSD-3Open source
Material and Cupertino come with a look of their own. Remix hands you behaviour and gets out of the way, so styling becomes the part you actually enjoy.
Why Remix
Everything you need. Nothing in your way.
A foundation that handles the hard parts — behaviour, focus, accessibility — and then disappears so your design can take over.
Styled with Mix
Compose styles with a fluent, type-safe API — variants, states and tokens all in one place.
Accessible out of the box
Keyboard navigation and screen-reader semantics are built into every widget.
Define once, reuse everywhere
Share one style across your whole app. No drifting variants.
Real, running Flutter
Every example on this page is a live app, never a screenshot.
Components
Components running live on this page.
Real, running Flutter apps. Hover them, focus them, click them. Nothing here is a screenshot.
Waiting...
Button
Waiting...
TextField
Waiting...
Switch
Waiting...
Slider
Waiting...
Avatar
Styling
Define a look once. Reuse it everywhere.
Compose a style with Mix's fluent API, then share it across your whole app. No deep widget trees, no copy-pasted variants drifting out of sync.
- Type-safe, fluent and composable
- Variants, states and tokens in one place
- Works on any Remix component
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it production-ready?
The component set is real, running and usable today — every example on this page is live proof. Remix is still pre-1.0 on pub.dev because the API is evolving and components and guides land continuously, not because the components are unstable.
How is it different from Material or Cupertino?
Material and Cupertino ship with a design language built in. Remix ships behaviour, and you style every pixel with Mix. Fortal is available when you want a ready-made look, but it is opt-in rather than the default.
Do I need to know Mix first?
It helps, but no. Remix ships with sensible styles you can use immediately, then customise with Mix’s fluent API as you grow.
Is it accessible and keyboard-navigable?
Yes, and it is built into every component. You do not wire it up yourself.
Is Remix free, and can I use it commercially?
Yes to both. Remix is open source under the BSD 3-Clause licence, with no tiers and no licence fees.
Build Flutter UI that’s finally yours.
Open source, free and in active development. Explore the components, read the docs, and shape it with the community.