About Wensity.
Wensity Private Limited is a design and engineering company registered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. It builds Wensity UI, a React and Next.js component library you copy into your own repository, along with ready-made blocks, full Next.js templates, and a CLI that installs them.
- Incorporated
- 27 July 2026
- Registered office
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh
- Entity
- Private limited company
- Focus
- Interface design and engineering
What Wensity is
Wensity Private Limited is a private limited company incorporated in India on 27 July 2026 under CIN U62013UW2026PTC256410, with its registered office in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. We design and build interface software. That covers two things: Wensity UI, the library of components, blocks and templates we sell to other teams, and a small number of product engagements delivered under a signed statement of work.
The library exists because of a gap we kept running into. Most teams can build a button. What slows them down is the layer above it: a streaming AI response that feels alive, a pricing table that survives a design review, a page transition that does not stutter on a mid range Android phone. Those take days to get right and they are almost never the reason a product wins. Wensity UI is the shortcut through that layer, built once, carefully, so it does not have to be rebuilt in every product.
We are deliberately small. There is no sales team and no support queue that routes you through three tiers before reaching someone who has read the code. When you email hey@wensity.com, the reply comes from the people who wrote the thing you are asking about. That is a constraint as much as a feature, and it shapes what we take on: fewer products, done properly, instead of a catalogue nobody maintains.
What we ship
Components
Animated, self-contained React components covering the parts of an interface that are tedious to get right: agentic AI surfaces, cinematic interactions, micro-interactions, and text animation. Each one arrives as source you can open and change.
Primitives
The quiet layer underneath. Buttons, inputs, dialogs, menus, tooltips, and the rest, built accessible by default and themed from the same CSS variables as everything else, so the flashy pieces and the boring pieces match.
Blocks and templates
Whole page sections and complete Next.js projects. A block is a hero, a pricing table, or a feature grid you can drop in today. A template is a running application you can rename and ship.
The CLI
One command installs any of the above. The CLI resolves dependencies, writes the files into your project structure, and stops there. It does not add a package you have to keep upgrading.
How we work
You own the code. Everything we sell is source you keep. The Wensity CLI copies real .tsx files into your repository instead of adding a package you depend on at runtime. If we change a component next month, your copy does not move. If we ever disappear, your product keeps working. That is the whole point.
One theme file, not fifty overrides. Every component reads its colours, radii and motion from plain CSS variables. Changing the accent colour of an entire installation is one edit, not a search across a hundred files. Components are dark first because that is how most developer tools are used, and they hold up in light mode without a second stylesheet.
Motion has to earn its place. Animation in Wensity UI is there to explain a change of state, not to decorate. Transitions respect prefers-reduced-motion, stay on the compositor where we can, and are tuned on real hardware rather than a desktop with the developer tools open.
Accessibility is not a later ticket. Interactive primitives ship with keyboard support, focus management and the right ARIA semantics already wired up. It is far cheaper for us to do that once in the source than for every team who installs it to discover the gap in an audit.
Plain pricing, plain terms. Free covers personal use. Pro covers one commercial developer. Team covers a seat count. There is no usage meter, no per-project fee, and no clause that quietly changes what you bought. The full text lives in the terms of service, and it is short enough to actually read.
Who this is for
Wensity UI is built for people who are going to open the file. If you want a drag-and-drop builder or a theme you never look inside, this is the wrong product and we would rather say so now than take your money. What we make suits four groups particularly well.
Small product teams who have real engineers but no dedicated design systems person. You need a hero, a pricing page, and an onboarding flow that look considered, and you need them this sprint rather than next quarter.
Solo founders and indie developers shipping a first version. The interface is what people judge in the first ten seconds, and it is usually the part a technical founder least wants to spend three weeks on.
Agencies and freelancers delivering client work. A Pro licence covers unlimited client projects, and because the code lands in the client repository there is nothing awkward to explain at handover and no subscription the client inherits.
Teams building AI products, which is where a lot of our recent work has gone. Streaming responses, tool-call traces, agent state, and citation surfaces are genuinely hard to make feel calm, and almost nobody had built good versions of them when we started.
Working with us
Alongside the library we take on a small number of design and engineering engagements each year. These are usually interface projects for teams who already have engineers: a marketing site that has to convert, an application surface that has grown messy, a design system that needs to be built properly once instead of patched repeatedly.
Every engagement starts with a written statement of work covering scope, deliverables, timeline, and price, agreed before anything begins. We do not run open-ended retainers with vague outcomes, and we do not start work on a verbal yes. If a project is not a good fit, which happens often enough to mention, we will tell you in the first conversation rather than after an invoice.
If you want to talk about a project, email hey@wensity.com with what you are building and when you need it live. A short description is enough to start; we will ask for the rest.
Founder
Parth Sharma
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Parth founded Wensity Private Limited and runs design and engineering across Wensity UI: the component library, the blocks, the templates, the primitives, and the CLI. He designs the components, writes the source that ships to customers, and publishes the company's technical posts. Before Wensity he built interfaces for product teams as an independent designer and engineer, which is where most of the opinions in this library came from. He is based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, and he answers the support email himself.
Registered entity
If you are running vendor checks before a purchase, everything you need to confirm that Wensity is a real registered business is below. The CIN can be verified on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal.
- Registered name
- Wensity Private Limited
- CIN
- U62013UW2026PTC256410
- Entity type
- Private limited company
- Incorporated
- 27 July 2026
- Registered office
- Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Contact
- hey@wensity.com
- Product site
- ui.wensity.com
Street address is available on request for contracts, invoicing, and compliance paperwork. Email hey@wensity.com and we will send it along with anything else your procurement process needs.
Frequently asked
What is Wensity?
Wensity Private Limited is a design and engineering company registered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. It builds Wensity UI, a copy-and-own React and Next.js component library, and takes on a small number of product design and engineering engagements each year.
What does Wensity UI include?
Wensity UI includes animated React components, ready-made page sections called blocks, complete Next.js templates, a set of low-level UI primitives, and a CLI that installs any of them into your project as real source files.
How is Wensity UI different from a normal npm package?
Wensity UI is not a runtime dependency. The CLI writes .tsx files directly into your repository, so the code becomes yours to read, edit, and keep. Nothing we publish later can change or break a component you have already shipped.
What technology does Wensity UI support?
Wensity UI targets React 19 and works with Next.js App Router and Pages Router, Vite, Remix, and Astro. Styling is Tailwind CSS v4 driven by plain CSS variables, so a single theme file re-skins the whole set. Every component ships typed with TypeScript.
How is Wensity UI licensed?
Free covers personal and learning use. Pro covers commercial use by one developer. Team covers commercial use for the number of seats on the plan. You can use the components in unlimited projects on your tier, but you cannot repackage or resell them as a competing library.
Where is Wensity registered?
Wensity Private Limited is a private limited company incorporated in India on 27 July 2026 under CIN U62013UW2026PTC256410. Its registered office is in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Who founded Wensity?
Parth Sharma founded Wensity Private Limited and serves as its chief executive officer. He leads design and engineering for Wensity UI and writes the company's technical posts. His personal site is parthh.in.
Can I use Wensity UI in client projects?
Yes. A Pro licence covers one developer across unlimited projects, including work delivered to clients. The code lives in the client repository once it is installed, so there is no subscription for the client to inherit and nothing to untangle at handover.
Do I keep the code if I stop paying?
Yes. The licence for source you have already downloaded is perpetual. If your plan lapses you keep everything you installed and can carry on shipping it; what you lose is access to new components and updated source.
Does Wensity take client work?
Yes. Wensity takes on a limited number of design and engineering engagements, usually interface work for product teams that already have engineers. Every engagement runs under a signed statement of work agreed before any work starts.
How do I contact Wensity?
Email hey@wensity.com for support, licensing, billing, or engagement enquiries. Product updates are posted on X at @wensitylabs and on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/wensity.
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Read the terms of service and the privacy policy, browse the documentation, or visit the studio site at wensity.com. For anything else, including licensing, billing, press, and engagement enquiries, email hey@wensity.com. We reply to every message.