About UpFork

UpFork is one catalog for the building blocks of a software product. Components and landing pages are React and Tailwind CSS code that goes straight into your project with the shadcn CLI; mobile components are React Native code for Expo apps, tried live in a phone on their page. Full-stack projects are finished software you download, run and change.

Everything in it is made by developers who sell on UpFork, and by UpFork itself. Plenty of it is free; the rest is priced in USDT.

• Look before you take. Components and landing pages run in a live preview on their own page, in light and dark, at phone, tablet and desktop widths.
• One command to install. npx shadcn@latest add @upfork/<name> brings a component and what it depends on into your project, using your personal CLI token. A free one installs by its address, with no account at all.
• Downloads you can check. Everything else ships as versioned releases, each file with its SHA-256 checksum, through private links that last ten minutes.
• A free account for the rest. Anyone can browse, try the previews and read the code of free products; downloads, AI prompts and demo tabs take a free account. What things cost is on Fees.

Developers apply from the Sell page. Before anyone sells, UpFork looks at their work, and they prove that a GitHub account or a website is theirs. Each developer has a public profile: what they build, their skills and experience, and their products with their real numbers. It prints as a PDF résumé with a number that anyone can check at upfork.dev/verify.

Developers’ releases are reviewed before buyers get them, and their files are scanned for malware. Live previews run in a sandbox on an origin of their own, so they can’t reach the site or anyone’s account.

Once a product is out, only the people who have it can review it or report a bug, and the developer answers both in public. Members hear about new versions of what they have, and help is a support ticket away.

Every product shows its license on its page: MIT for everything UpFork makes, and the developer’s choice (the Standard License or an open-source one) for theirs. Licenses explains what each one lets you do.

UpFork is built and run by Ramin Valadan, and opened in 2026. Write to him at info@upfork.dev; for orders, accounts and your data, a support ticket is quicker (see Contact).