Sznyt turns the components you've already built into a catalog you can share — a link your client opens and clicks, not a folder of screenshots. Nothing to write, nothing to keep up to date.
SectionThe differentiation "spine" — three claims a story-writing tool can't match, set as specimen plates: mono index, serif title, a hairline "vs." footnote.
Section"How it works" — three steps with oversized serif numerals on hairlines, then the CLI transcript so the abstraction lands in something concrete.
SectionHonest comparison vs Storybook + Chromatic, set as a spec table: hairline rules, mono column heads, the Sznyt column tinted + check-marked.
SectionSwatches with hex — the specimen's own tokens on show.
SectionThe Sznyt CLI transcript, set as an inked terminal plate on paper — the "show the tool" moment.
SectionA live, clickable catalog is table stakes now. What actually makes Sznyt worth it are three things a story-writing tool can't give you.
Most tools make you hand-build a page for every component. Sznyt just finds them. Point it at your project and the catalog is already there — always current, because it reads your real code.
vsNo stories to author, no catalog to keep in sync.
One link your client opens and clicks — real, working components instead of flat mockups. No install, no setup, no walking them through a dev tool.
vsA handoff a non-technical client actually uses — and gives feedback on.
Your catalog ships with a version your coding assistants can read, so they build with the components you already have instead of starting from scratch.
vsThe part no screenshot tool has: your library, legible to machines.
Sznyt reads your project and finds every component — plus the colors, spacing and type behind them.
You get a browsable catalog, an overview of your design tokens, and a version your AI tools can read.
Export it as one file and send it. It opens with a double-click and works anywhere — no server, no setup.
$ sznyt scan Found 46 components (38 with previews) across 7 groups. ◈ 52 design tokens — colors, spacing, type ✓ catalog + AI-readable doc ready $ sznyt build --share Live catalog → your-catalog.html (one file, 28 clickable components) Send it, host it, open it — components render and respond, anywhere.
Sznyt gathers the colors, spacing and type you actually use — grouped and sized by how often they show up, so the system behind the work is obvious.
Buttons press, menus open, animations play. The whole thing is a single file that opens with a double-click and keeps working offline.
Alongside the visual catalog, Sznyt writes a version your coding assistants understand and search — so they reuse what you've built, not reinvent it.
Sznyt only ever shares the catalog — the previews and the overview. Your source code stays exactly where it is, always.
Storybook and Chromatic are great at visual testing for engineering teams. Sznyt is built for a different job: getting a living catalog in front of a client, fast.
| Sznyt | Storybook + Chromatic | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | ✓Finds your components — nothing to write | Hand-write a page for each component |
| Who it's for | ✓Studios handing off to clients | Engineering teams, visual testing |
| Design tokens | ✓Built in, ranked by how much you use them | Not included |
| Works with your AI tools | ✓Ships an assistant-readable version | — |
| Your source code | ✓Never leaves your repo | Uploaded to build |
Sznyt is in private beta with a handful of studios. We're keeping it small while we sharpen it on real handoffs.
No install · no credit card · a link back to a live catalog · sznyt@ferayna.com