Open Source · MIT / Apache-2.0

UI components for Rust,
done right.

The missing piece of the Rust web ecosystem. Ship accessible, production-quality interfaces in Leptos and Dioxus without rebuilding everything from scratch.

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app.rs
use stratum_leptos::*;

#[component]
fn App() -> impl IntoView {
    view! {
        <ThemeProvider theme=Theme::default()>
            <Button variant=ButtonVariant::Primary>
                "Save changes"
            </Button>
        </ThemeProvider>
    }
}
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How It Works

Use the layer you need.

Need full control? Use the headless primitives. Want to ship fast? Use styled components. Each layer works independently or together.

Your Application
stratum-leptos / stratum-dioxus
Framework adapters bridge your framework's reactivity model to NexusStratum components.
stratum-components
Styled Layer
Tailwind defaults. Override anything with a class prop.
stratum-theme
Design Tokens
Change one config — every component updates.
stratum-security
Security
XSS, CSP, CSRF, SRI baked into every render path.
stratum-primitives
Headless Layer
Pure logic. ARIA, keyboard, focus — zero styling.
stratum-core
Foundation
Component trait, event system, render output, ID generation.
Components

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Button
Input
Accept terms
Checkbox
On
Switch
ActiveError
Badge
Delete project?
Dialog
Skeleton
Tabs
Frameworks

Same components. Your syntax.

Leptos
Signals, SSR, hydration.
dialog.rs
use stratum_leptos::*;

view! {
    <Dialog open=show>
        <DialogTitle>"Confirm"</DialogTitle>
        <Button on_click=handle>
            "Continue"
        </Button>
    </Dialog>
}
Dioxus
Hooks, web + desktop + mobile.
dialog.rs
use stratum_dioxus::*;

rsx! {
    Dialog { open: show,
        DialogTitle { "Confirm" }
        Button {
            on_click: handle,
            "Continue"
        }
    }
}

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Add NexusStratum to your Rust project and ship your first component in five lines of code.

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