One app. Every deliverable.
Components you copy into Terminal, whole-site templates, a designer that draws in millimetres, audits that end in a client-ready report, and an MCP server for the agent you already use.
Components, copied into Terminal.
186 components built to one set of rules. Open a component, choose Copy for Terminal, and press ⌘V on a page in Terminal's designer. It lands as ordinary elements with their classes and styles, ready to edit in the panels.
- Terminal's designer has the same library on its rail: the Baselumen panel, with live previews, where Add places a component on the page.
- Import pins a set of components to a site; they wait under Insert → Marketplace → Imported from Baselumen.
Artwork in millimetres. Pushed to the site.
The designer draws business cards, letterheads, logos and brand assets on artboards measured in millimetres, with bleed, a grid and rulers. The design library files each one under its client, and Push sends the finished artwork to a Terminal site's assets.
- Pen, pencil, scissors, knife, a shape builder, and rotate, reflect, scale and shear about an origin you place.
- Unite, subtract, intersect and exclude, each written back as one path.
- Type in points; images that say when they would print under 300dpi; masks you can edit after.
- Every save is a version, and Push proposes by default: it writes only when told to execute.
- Artboard presets at real trim sizes
- 9
- Grid, so snapped edges land on whole millimetres
- 5 mm
- Drawing tools in one grid
- 26
- PNG for print, or SVG at trim
- 300dpi
Audits that end in a report. Ready to send.
14 working tools in one catalog: 9 that take a URL and grade a live page, and 5 that run in your browser on what you paste. Every run is saved to the workspace, and every graded report prints or downloads as a branded PDF.
- Advanced Audit grades one URL with every audit at once, and ranks the failing checks worst first.
- Each finding comes with its impact and the fix, so the report reads as a list of work.
- Report history follows one tool on one site, so the trend compares like with like.
Whole sites, not sections. Ready to run.
12 complete Astro sites, 7 pages each, with their own dark mode, mobile menu and drawn product pictures.
- Download the folder and run it.
- Or let your agent pull it over MCP.
- Or open it in Stacklumen Terminal as a site you can edit.
Bring your own agent. It works in your workspace.
Baselumen runs an MCP server with 26 tools. Point the agent you already use at it and sign in, and it can search the library, pin components to Terminal sites and edit designs. No AI key is stored here: your agent runs on your own plan.
- Sign in with your Stacklumen account, or give it a token that carries only the scopes it needs.
- Designs are edited with the designer's own 14 drawing operations, saved as one revision.
Baselumen in numbers
- Components
- 186
- Whole-site templates
- 12
- Artboard presets
- 9
- Drawing tools
- 26
- Web tools and audits
- 14
- MCP tools
- 26
One suite, one account. Each app hands its work to the next.
Built on a few strong opinions. Held to what ships.
Baselumen is deliberately narrow. Rather than be everything for everyone, it tries to be very good at the handful of things below.
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No demo-ware
Every component and template here is one we would ship to a paying client: no placeholder copy, no broken responsive states, no half-finished interactions.
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Aiming for WCAG AA
Semantic markup, keyboard paths, visible focus and AA contrast are the baseline every component is written to. The audits check a page against AA; they do not certify it.
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Every change, dated
Baselumen ships in numbered releases. Each one is dated in the changelog and every change is marked added, changed or fixed.
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Yours when you copy it
Once a component is on your page it is ordinary elements: change anything, and nothing upstream changes it back.
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One block, one paste
Copy for Terminal hands over one block, and ⌘V on a page in Terminal’s designer lands it with its classes and styles. Nothing to assemble.
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The same library, on the rail
Terminal’s designer has the Baselumen panel on its rail, with live previews, where Add places a component on the page.
One plan for the agency. Chosen once.
The agency picks a plan once, and it carries Baselumen, the Stacklumen Hub and Terminal for every workspace it holds.
See pricing-
Free
$0
Build and stage without paying. One editor, one workspace.
1 editor seat, 1 workspace
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Pro
$24 /mo
For one person running client work.
1 editor seat, 1 workspace
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Agency
$29.99 /mo
For a team, with room to add people and workspaces.
3 editor seats, 2 workspaces
Every change, written down. Dated and tagged.
Newest first, each release dated from the day it shipped, and each change marked added, changed or fixed.
Read the changelogLet's build something. Send a note.
Questions about the library, the designer or licensing? We read every message and usually reply within a business day.
- support@stacklumen.com
- Response time
- Within 1 business day
- Based in
- Lexington, KY
Ship better client work.
From one app.
Free while Baselumen is in private alpha: sign in and every component, template, tool and the designer are open. No sales call.