Stylebit

Stylebit is a tool to help product teams measure and analyze how their design systems are being used. By gathering that information in one place, Stylebit gives users a better understanding of how well their designs are being used and how to improve consistency and performance across all company assets.

Stylebit offers a range of features to help with design system management:

• Component Adoption Rate: See adoption rates over time with multiple scans.
• Component Usage Information: See adoption rates and usage frequency.
• Props Usage and Misuse: See how props are used with components, including frequency of use and misuse.
• Variable Adoption Rate: See adoption rates of variables across the codebase.
• Variable Usage Information: See usage rates, overrides and duplicates.
• Offline Support: Run scans locally so data stays on your machine.
• Web Application: View and interact with reports through a web application.
• Team Collaboration and Weekly Reports: Send weekly digests to teammates to track design system adoption (coming soon).
• AI Enabled: Ask questions about components and get answers from AI (coming soon).

Stylebit supports several technologies, including React, React Native and Web Components (alpha version), with support for SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose planned in the future.

Stylebit pricing includes:

• Free: $0/month, includes a 14-day pro trial (no credit card required).
• React / React Native: $89/month (annually), for one project with unlimited component tracking and up to 10 scans per month.
• React / React Native / Web Components: Custom pricing for unlimited projects, components and tokens/variables tracking, with up to 100 scans per month and 10 teammate invitations.
• Enterprise: Fully customized to business needs, with custom library/framework support, unlimited monthly scans and priority feature access.

Stylebit is designed to help front-end engineers optimize their design systems by making sure components are used well, cutting technical debt and improving overall design consistency.

Published on June 14, 2024