Kitze launches Flavors with reusable design references and a $99 Pro plan

• Flavors packages landing-page styles as design Markdown, shadcn components and templates, according to thekitze's launch post.
• Design references can be copied into an existing AI agent for free, as thekitze's summary describes.
• Pro adds API/MCP access and extra assets, with a launch-week $99 lifetime offer detailed in thekitze's pricing post.

The gallery includes Droolsuite, a dithered-pink 1987 desktop with a static-filled TV, and Workshop Manual, a hardware field-manual aesthetic set in IBM Plex. The pricing page puts Remix behind Pro and gives the lifetime offer an October 9 cutoff.

Kitze had been sitting on the project for a month, according to thekitze's pre-launch post. Flavors uses a copy-paste handoff to an existing coding agent, with the request “make my page look like this.”

Each flavor includes a full single-file reference page. The launch demo offers three copyable formats:

• Design Markdown: the written design reference.
• shadcn components: component material to carry into the implementation.
• Templates: the page reference itself.

Getting component code alongside the style brief is the best bit.

The catalog names the websites behind its inspirations and specifies their visual rules:

• Zedative, inspired by Zed: warm off-white graph paper, hairline rails with diamond nodes, a blue italic serif over monospace body text, and a light-theme editor hero.
• Runaway, inspired by Runway: white gallery paper, cinematic film-still panels with 12px corners, quiet grey tab rails and small semibold buttons.
• Yumroad, inspired by Gumroad: bubblegum-pink coins, a mustard road and teal grass on warm paper, outlined in 1px black.

The examples span developer tools, AI products and shops. A separate demo shared by Kitze selects a Retro style and retrieves shadcn and Tailwind material.

Every flavor is free once the user has an account, according to the official pricing page. Kitze's launch post lists four Pro extras:

• API and MCP access.
• 3D models and prompts.
• Image prompts for each template.
• 30-day early access to new templates.

Alongside the $99 lifetime offer, subscription pricing is $9 a month or $49 a year. The pricing page says the REST API and MCP server let tools such as Claude Code list and fetch flavors without manual copy-pasting.

Pro also removes sponsors, as Kitze noted in a reply. Subscribers keep whatever they have already copied if they cancel, according to the pricing page.

MotionSites has added a “Copy source code” button beside every design in its prompt library. Its maker described code access as users' most-requested feature, while retaining prompts as the option for remixing.