# Made with Svelte — full catalog

> A curated, daily-updated gallery of the best open-source projects built with Svelte, ranked by GitHub stars. Discover dashboards, UI kits, e-commerce, blogs and dev tools.

## About

- Gallery: https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/
- Curated summary: https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/llms.txt
- Projects indexed: 1,208
- Data source: GitHub (refreshed daily)
- Last scraped: 2026-07-22T09:29:06.595494+00:00

## DevTools (551)

- [table](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/table/): Headless UI for building powerful tables & datagrids for TS/JS - React-Table, Vue-Table, Solid-Table, Svelte-Table (28,179 stars, MIT)
- [kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kit/): web development, streamlined (20,668 stars, MIT)
- [VERT](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vert/): The next-generation file converter. Open source, fully local* and free forever. (15,249 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [pretty-ts-errors](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pretty-ts-errors/): Make TypeScript errors prettier and human-readable in VSCode (14,076 stars, MIT)
- [codesandbox-client](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/codesandbox-client/): An online IDE for rapid web development (13,624 stars)
- [harper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/harper/): Offline, privacy-first grammar checker. Fast, open-source, Rust-powered (11,065 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [neohtop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/neohtop/): Blazing-fast system monitoring for your desktop (built with Rust, Tauri & Svelte) (9,168 stars, MIT)
- [embla-carousel](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/embla-carousel/): A lightweight carousel library with fluid motion and great swipe precision. (8,341 stars, MIT)
- [intl-tel-input](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/intl-tel-input/): For entering, formatting, and validating international telephone numbers. Available in vanilla JavaScript, or as React, Vue, Angular, and Svelte components. (8,228 stars, MIT)
- [pokemon-cards-css](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pokemon-cards-css/): A collection of advanced CSS styles to create realistic-looking effects for the faces of Pokemon cards. (7,785 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [jsplumb](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jsplumb/): Visual connectivity for webapps (7,765 stars)
- [virtual](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/virtual/): Headless UI for Virtualizing Large Element Lists in JS/TS, React, Solid, Vue and Svelte (7,002 stars, MIT)
- [dependency-cruiser](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dependency-cruiser/): Validate and visualize dependencies. Your rules. JavaScript, TypeScript, CoffeeScript. ES6, CommonJS, AMD. (6,929 stars, MIT)
- [omniget](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/omniget/): Open-source desktop app for downloading, organizing and studying media. Native cross-platform (Tauri + Rust + Svelte). PDF/EPUB reader with focus mode, timestamped notes and spaced repetition. Media downloads via yt-dlp (1.800+ sites). Extensible plugin system. (6,732 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [windicss](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/windicss/): Next generation utility-first CSS framework. (6,515 stars, MIT)
- [fe-news](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fe-news/): It's actively developed around angular, css, deno, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (6,272 stars)
- [serge](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/serge/): A web interface for chatting with Alpaca through llama.cpp. Fully dockerized, with an easy to use API. (5,724 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [bud](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bud/): The Full-Stack Web Framework for Go (5,584 stars, MIT)
- [splide](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/splide/): Splide is a lightweight, flexible and accessible slider/carousel written in TypeScript. No dependencies, no Lighthouse errors. (5,353 stars, MIT)
- [pomotroid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pomotroid/): Simple and visually-pleasing Pomodoro timer (5,336 stars, MIT)
- [eslint-plugin-unicorn](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/eslint-plugin-unicorn/): More than 300 powerful ESLint rules (5,189 stars, MIT)
- [OverlayScrollbars](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/overlayscrollbars/): A javascript scrollbar plugin that hides the native scrollbars, provides custom styleable overlay scrollbars, and preserves the native functionality and feel. (5,176 stars, MIT)
- [mathesar](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mathesar/): An intuitive spreadsheet-like interface that lets users of all technical skill levels view, edit, query, and collaborate on Postgres data directly. 100% open source and self hosted, with native Postgres access control. (5,040 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [epicenter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/epicenter/): Open-source, local-first apps. (4,697 stars)
- [supabase-js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/supabase-js/): An isomorphic Javascript client for Supabase. Query your Supabase database, subscribe to realtime events, upload and download files, browse typescript examples, invoke postgres functions via rpc, invoke supabase edge functions, query pgvector. (4,504 stars, MIT)
- [hashmd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hashmd/): Hackable Markdown Editor and Viewer (WIP) (4,347 stars, MIT)
- [vite-plugin-pwa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vite-plugin-pwa/): Zero-config PWA for Vite (4,213 stars, MIT)
- [tolgee-platform](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tolgee-platform/): Developer & translator friendly web-based localization platform (4,028 stars)
- [ghostty-config](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ghostty-config/): A beautiful config generator for Ghostty terminal. (3,989 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [figma-html](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/figma-html/): Convert any website to editable Figma designs (3,649 stars, MIT)
- [threlte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/threlte/): 3D framework for Svelte (3,300 stars, MIT)
- [portr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/portr/): Expose local http, tcp or websocket connections to the public internet (3,141 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [tegaki](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tegaki/): Handwriting animation for the web. Supports any font or text. (2,984 stars, MIT)
- [undb](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/undb/): Private first self-hosted no code database & BaaS. (2,960 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [unovis](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/unovis/): Modular data visualization framework for React, Angular, Svelte, Vue, and vanilla TypeScript or JavaScript (2,814 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [Svelvet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelvet/): A Svelte library for building dynamic, infinitely customizable node-based user interfaces and flowcharts (2,771 stars)
- [sveltekit-superforms](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-superforms/): Making SvelteKit forms a pleasure to use! (2,759 stars, MIT)
- [macos-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/macos-web/): A project worth exploring. (2,640 stars, MIT)
- [typesafe-i18n](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/typesafe-i18n/): A fully type-safe and lightweight internationalization library for all your TypeScript and JavaScript projects. (2,475 stars, MIT)
- [schedule-x](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/schedule-x/): JavaScript event calendar. Modern alternative to fullcalendar and react-big-calendar. (2,461 stars, MIT)
- [neodrag](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/neodrag/): One Draggable to rule them all (2,438 stars, MIT)
- [egjs-infinitegrid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/egjs-infinitegrid/): A module used to arrange card elements including content infinitely on a grid layout. (2,360 stars, MIT)
- [primo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/primo/): Agent-native visual CMS. Build sites with Claude/Codex/whatever, manage them visually. (2,345 stars, MIT)
- [webpack-encore](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webpack-encore/): A simple but powerful API for processing & compiling assets built around Webpack (2,229 stars, MIT)
- [ImmichFrame](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/immichframe/): A project worth exploring. (2,215 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [elderjs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/elderjs/): Elder.js is an opinionated static site generator and web framework for Svelte built with SEO in mind. (2,124 stars, MIT)
- [maska](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/maska/): Simple zero-dependency input mask for Vue, Svelte, Alpine.js and vanilla JS. (2,009 stars, MIT)
- [runed](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/runed/): Magical utilities for your Svelte applications. (1,827 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-preprocess](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-preprocess/): A magical Svelte preprocessor with sensible defaults and support for: PostCSS, SCSS, Less, Stylus, Coffeescript, TypeScript, Pug and much more. (1,797 stars, MIT)
- [Installer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/installer/): A simple standalone program which automates the installation, removal and maintenance of BetterDiscord. (1,777 stars, MIT)
- [animotion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/animotion/): Create beautiful presentations with Svelte (1,733 stars, MIT)
- [editable-website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/editable-website/): CMS-free editable websites with Svelte (1,730 stars)
- [Rackula](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rackula/): rack layout designer (1,579 stars, MIT)
- [unplugin-dts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/unplugin-dts/): An unplugin for generating declaration (dts) files. (1,527 stars)
- [paimon-moe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/paimon-moe/): Your best Genshin Impact companion! Help you plan what to farm with ascension calculator and database. Also track your progress with todo and wish counter. (1,523 stars, MIT)
- [language-tools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/language-tools/): The Svelte Language Server, and official extensions which use it (1,435 stars, MIT)
- [Watcharr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/watcharr/): Open source, self-hostable watched list for all your content (movies, tv series, anime, games) with user authentication, modern and clean UI and a very simple setup. (1,416 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-i18n](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-i18n/): Internationalization library for Svelte (1,377 stars, MIT)
- [kunkun](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kunkun/): An open source, cross-platform, extensible app launcher. (1,296 stars)
- [svelte-jsoneditor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-jsoneditor/): A web-based tool to view, edit, format, repair, query, transform, and validate JSON (1,248 stars)
- [website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/website/): Syntax Podcast Website (1,207 stars, MIT)
- [CosmicNvim](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cosmicnvim/): CosmicNvim is a lightweight and opinionated Neovim config for web development, specifically designed to provide a COSMIC programming experience! (1,158 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [buzee-tauri](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/buzee-tauri/): A superfast full-text search application (1,142 stars, MIT)
- [fastify-vite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fastify-vite/): Fastify plugin for Vite integration (1,124 stars, MIT)
- [felte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/felte/): An extensible form library for Svelte, Solid and React (1,089 stars, MIT)
- [plenti](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/plenti/): Static Site Generator with Go backend and Svelte frontend (1,075 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [pdfslick](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pdfslick/): View and Interact with PDFs in React, SolidJS, Svelte and JavaScript apps (1,069 stars, MIT)
- [bili-shadowreplay](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bili-shadowreplay/): bilibili (1,063 stars, MIT)
- [formisch](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/formisch/): The lightweight, schema-first, and fully type-safe form library for React, Solid, Vue, Svelte and more. (1,048 stars, MIT)
- [vite-plugin-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vite-plugin-svelte/): Svelte plugin for https://vite.dev (1,041 stars, MIT)
- [SvelteStorm](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltestorm/): SvelteStorm is an open-source IDE with a built-in Debugging window for viewing and debugging your Svelte project in real-time (1,030 stars, MIT)
- [ssgoi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ssgoi/): animated page transition for major ssr frameworks and browsers, including Safari (938 stars)
- [gitlight](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gitlight/): GitHub & GitLab notifications on your desktop (928 stars, MIT)
- [musicat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/musicat/): A sleek desktop music player and tagger for offline music. With gapless playback, smart playlists, and a map view! Built with Svelte and Tauri (927 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [wealth-tracker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wealth-tracker/): （Wealth Tracker）。：，； AI ，，。 (878 stars, MIT)
- [8mb.local](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/8mb-local/): a free local self hosted video compressor webui designed for performance and ease of use. inspired by 8mb.video (871 stars)
- [Verve](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/verve/): Verve is a lightweight and blazingly fast launcher for accessing and opening applications, files and documents. (855 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [MFCMouseEffect](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mfcmouseeffect/): ：///，，→， WASM 。 Cross-platform mouse effects & input visualization engine: click/trail/scroll/hover effects, indicator overlays, gesture→hotkey automation, extensible WASM plugins. (783 stars, MIT)
- [Markpad](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/markpad/): The Notepad equivalent for Markdown (736 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [typstudio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/typstudio/): A W.I.P desktop application for a new typesetting language, typst. (733 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-svg-patterns](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-svg-patterns/): Create seamless patterns in SVG to use as website backgrounds, header images, stationery design and package design (731 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-typescript-showcase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-typescript-showcase/): This repository shows how Svelte and SvelteKit work together with TypeScript. (720 stars)
- [unplugin-turbo-console](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/unplugin-turbo-console/): Improve the Developer Experience of console (707 stars, MIT)
- [visual-sorting](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/visual-sorting/): Visual Sorting (aka "The Sound Of Sorting") is a tool that provides a visualization of sorting algorithms, accompanied by an auditory experience. (695 stars, ISC)
- [svelte-adapter-bun](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-adapter-bun/): A SvelteKit adapter for Bun (664 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-testing-library](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-testing-library/): Simple and complete Svelte DOM testing utilities that encourage good testing practices (663 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-motion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-motion/): An animation library for Svelte based on framer-motion. (661 stars, MIT)
- [pgpad](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pgpad/): A small, fast cross-platform database client (652 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [firebase-gcp-examples](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/firebase-gcp-examples/): Firebase app architectures, languages, tools & some GCP things! React w Next.js, Svelte w Sapper, Cloud Functions, Cloud Run. (650 stars, MIT)
- [Edra](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/edra/): Fully controllable and best rich text editor for Svelte Developers (625 stars, MIT)
- [checkmygit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/checkmygit/): Visualize and share your Github profile in seconds! (618 stars, MIT)
- [LiveTL](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/livetl/): Get live translations for YouTube streams, crowdsourced from multilingual viewers! (614 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-forms-lib](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-forms-lib/): . A lightweight library for managing forms in Svelte (610 stars, MIT)
- [markuplint](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/markuplint/): An HTML linter for all markup developers. (605 stars, MIT)
- [NAND](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nand/): NAND is a logic simulator suite made entirely from NAND gates (599 stars, MIT)
- [sveltednd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltednd/): A lightweight, flexible drag and drop library for Svelte 5 applications. (596 stars, MIT)
- [lib](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lib/): Internationalization library built for SvelteKit. (574 stars, MIT)
- [paraglide-js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/paraglide-js/): Compiler-based i18n library that emits tree-shakable translations, leading to up to 70% smaller bundle sizes. (563 stars, MIT)
- [nomie5](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nomie5/): Nomie v5 Source Code (558 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-seo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-seo/): Optimize your website for search engines and social media with meta tags, Open Graph, and JSON-LD. (557 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-email](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-email/): Write and send emails with Svelte (547 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-router](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-router/): Svelte Router adds routing to your Svelte apps. It's designed for Single Page Applications (SPA). Includes localisation, guards and nested layouts. (536 stars, MIT)
- [ast-explorer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ast-explorer/): A web tool to explore the ASTs generated by parsers. (536 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [photon](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/photon/): A faster, prettier, and nicer fediverse client (532 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-intellij](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-intellij/): Svelte components in WebStorm and friends (522 stars, MIT)
- [acebase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/acebase/): A fast, low memory, transactional, index & query enabled NoSQL database engine and server for node.js and browser with realtime data change notifications (521 stars, MIT)
- [fluid-dnd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fluid-dnd/): A drag and droplibrary for Vue, React and Svelte (521 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-maplibre](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-maplibre/): Svelte bindings for the MapLibre mapping library (516 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-navigator](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-navigator/): Simple, accessible routing for Svelte (507 stars)
- [kun-galgame-stickers](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kun-galgame-stickers/): KUN's Visual Novel (galgame) sticker set. To recommend games to more people. Galgame (502 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [react-hooks-in-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/react-hooks-in-svelte/): React hook examples ported to Svelte (499 stars)
- [eslint-plugin-project-structure](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/eslint-plugin-project-structure/): ESLint plugin with rules to help you achieve a scalable, consistent, and well-structured project. Define your folder structure, file composition, advanced naming conventions, and create independent modules. react folder structure react project structure react file structure react folder structure react folder structure react folder structure native (496 stars, MIT)
- [OyasumiVR](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/oyasumivr/): VR Sleeping Utilities (485 stars, MIT)
- [cli](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cli/): The Svelte CLI (485 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-headless-table](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headless-table/): Unopinionated and extensible data tables for Svelte (484 stars)
- [apphosting-adapters](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/apphosting-adapters/): Experimental addon to the Firebase CLI to add web framework support (467 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [archivebox-browser-extension](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/archivebox-browser-extension/): Official ArchiveBox browser extension: automatically/manually preserve your browsing history using ArchiveBox. (467 stars, MIT)
- [sveltesociety.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltesociety-dev/): The Svelte Society website (454 stars)
- [SvelteLab](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltelab/): supercharged REPL for Svelte (449 stars, MIT)
- [river-runner](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/river-runner/): Uses USGS/MERIT Basin data to visualize the path of a rain droplet to its endpoint. (448 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [hue.tools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hue-tools/): Simple toolbox for working with colors. Color mixing, blending, conversion, modification, detailed information, etc. (445 stars, MIT)
- [element-source](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/element-source/): Get the source file location of any DOM element. Works with React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact (438 stars, MIT)
- [eslint-plugin-astro](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/eslint-plugin-astro/): ESLint plugin for Astro component (431 stars, MIT)
- [tipex](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tipex/): A goto styled text editor for SvelteKit; based on TipTap; tipex (423 stars)
- [meshy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/meshy/): MESH·Y is a design tool to generate beautiful & colorful mesh gradients. (420 stars)
- [rune](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rune/): Build multiplayer web games played by millions! You focus on your game, Rune handles everything else, incl. backend and networking Make your game using JavaScript / TypeScript and any frontend web framework such as React, Svelte, Vue, Threejs, PixiJS, Phaser. You can even use plain HTML and CSS. Perfect for web devs interested in gamedev. (418 stars, MIT)
- [scuffle](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scuffle/): Opensource Cloud Provider (focusing on video streaming) (418 stars, MIT)
- [tailwind-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tailwind-editor/): notion like tailwindcss editor built with svelte (417 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-forms](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-forms/): Svelte forms validation made easy (398 stars, MIT)
- [eslint-plugin-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/eslint-plugin-svelte/): ESLint plugin for Svelte using AST (397 stars, MIT)
- [svelteplot](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelteplot/): Svelte-native plotting framework based on the grammar of graphics (397 stars)
- [wuchale](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wuchale/): Compile-time i18n toolkit that requires zero code changes and produces the smallest possible bundles. Supports React, Svelte, SolidJS, Astro, and more (393 stars, MIT)
- [console](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/console/): The Console that makes Appwrite tick from the browser (392 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [kaloscope](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kaloscope/): A workflow-powered local media manager (387 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [balatro-mod-manager](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/balatro-mod-manager/): Balatro Mod Manager by Skyline (381 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [vite-plugin-webfont-dl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vite-plugin-webfont-dl/): Webfont Download Vite Plugin - Effortlessly download and bundle webfonts in your Vite project. Enjoy privacy-first - even offline - development with persistent caching and non-render blocking font injection for optimal performance. (380 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-canvas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-canvas/): Reactive canvas rendering with Svelte. (362 stars, ISC)
- [svelte-img](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-img/): High-performance responsive/progressive images for SvelteKit (362 stars, ISC)
- [coracle](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coracle/): An experimental Nostr client focused on unlocking the full potential of multiple relays. Browse, filter, zap, and create custom feeds to create a curated Nostr experience. (362 stars, MIT)
- [Armoria](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/armoria/): Heraldry generator and editor (354 stars)
- [zoom-image](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/zoom-image/): A little yet powerful framework agnostic headless library to zoom images on the web (354 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-sitemap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sitemap/): Sitemap generator for SvelteKit. Small helper which scans your SvelteKit routes and generates static sitemap.xml (353 stars, MIT)
- [modern-fluid-typography-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/modern-fluid-typography-editor/): Modern fluid typography editor (353 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-adapter-deno](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-adapter-deno/): A SvelteKit adapter for Deno (352 stars, MIT)
- [hetzner-radar](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hetzner-radar/): Track prices of the Hetzner dedicated server auction (351 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [matterviz](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/matterviz/): Interactive browser visualizations for materials science: crystal structures/molecules, trajectories, convex hulls, phase diagrams, Fermi surfaces, bands+DOS, Brillouin zones, etc. (350 stars, MIT)
- [date-picker-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/date-picker-svelte/): Date and time picker for Svelte (340 stars, MIT)
- [dnd-kit-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dnd-kit-svelte/): The modern, lightweight, performant, accessible and extensible drag & drop toolkit for Svelte (332 stars, MIT)
- [svemix](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svemix/): The Full-Stack addition to SvelteKit. Write your server code inside svelte files, handle sessions, forms and SEO easily. (332 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-chartjs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-chartjs/): Svelte wrapper for chart.js (331 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-flash-message](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-flash-message/): Send temporary data after redirect, usually from endpoints. Works with both SSR and client. (329 stars, MIT)
- [better-deepseek](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/better-deepseek/): A powerful browser extension that supercharges DeepSeek Chat with custom tooling, persistent memory, and seamless project scaffolding. Generate and download files, run Python in-browser, create PowerPoint and Excel documents, build multi-file projects as ZIP archives, and manage custom skills and characters. (323 stars, MIT)
- [bigger-picture](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bigger-picture/): JavaScript lightbox gallery for images, video, audio, iframes, html. Zoomable, responsive, accessible, lightweight. (323 stars, MIT)
- [crayon](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/crayon/): Simple framework agnostic UI router for SPAs (323 stars, MIT)
- [vim-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vim-svelte/): Vim syntax highlighting and indentation for Svelte 3 components. (322 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [svelte-maplibre-gl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-maplibre-gl/): Svelte wrapper for MapLibre GL JS — Build interactive web maps effortlessly with Svelte’s reactive and declarative power (319 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [TextGO](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/textgo/): A customizable text selection popup tool (318 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [fluid-type-scale-calculator](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fluid-type-scale-calculator/): Generate font size variables for a fluid type scale with CSS clamp. (318 stars, MIT)
- [better-svelte-email](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/better-svelte-email/): Render emails in Svelte effortlessly with first-class tailwind support (317 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-confetti](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-confetti/): Confetti in Svelte! Celebrate things with some extra flair. Animates using just HTML and CSS meaning it can work with SSR in SvelteKit! (316 stars, Unlicense)
- [Snel](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/snel/): A Cybernetical tool for svelte applications on deno (315 stars, MIT)
- [squircle-js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/squircle-js/): A squircle element for your favourite frontend framework! (311 stars, MIT)
- [asm-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/asm-editor/): A modern webapp to write, run and learn M68K, MIPS, RISC-V, X86 assembly (310 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [significa.co](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/significa-co/): This is the repo with the source code for Significa's website. We are a digital design-led agency mainly focused on Product Development. This source is intended to show of our website and how we have built it. (304 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [lunarr-go](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lunarr-go/): Self-hosted media streaming server designed as an alternative to Plex, allowing you to monitor and manage your movie and TV show files on a headless server. (302 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [compress.lol](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/compress-lol/): Compress videos in your browser to fit Discord limitations and more. - An alternative to 8mb.video (302 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [palettes](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/palettes/): A tool for creating nice, percerptually correct and colorblind-safe color palettes. (300 stars)
- [v4](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/v4/): VS Code C++ (299 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [cl-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cl-editor/): Lightweight text editor built with svelte, typescript (298 stars, MIT)
- [tokimekibluesky](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tokimekibluesky/): A project worth exploring. (297 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-svg](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-svg/): SvelteKit plugin that makes it possible to import SVG files as Svelte components, inline SVG code or urls (295 stars, MIT)
- [sswr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sswr/): Svelte stale while revalidate (SWR) data fetching strategy (293 stars, MIT)
- [modular-css](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/modular-css/): CSS Modules, but better and usable via Rollup, Vite, Webpack, CLI, PostCSS, or JS API (291 stars, MIT)
- [maths](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/maths/): It's actively developed around svelte, unocss, vite, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (289 stars, MIT)
- [Genshin-Impact-Wish-Simulator](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/genshin-impact-wish-simulator/): Best Genshin Impact Wish Simulator Website, no need to download, 100% running on browser! (288 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-adapter-firebase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-adapter-firebase/): SvelteKit adapter for Firebase Hosting rewrites to Cloud Functions for a Svelte SSR experience (287 stars, MIT)
- [wordle](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wordle/): A recreation of the popular game Wordle with additional modes and features. Made with Svelte in Typescript. (284 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-intl-precompile](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-intl-precompile/): I18n library for Svelte.js that analyzes your keys at build time for max performance and minimal footprint (280 stars, ISC)
- [sparticles](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sparticles/): JavaScript Particles in Canvas ~~ Fast, Lightweight, High Performance. (279 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [tidytuesday](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tidytuesday/): This repository contains the R, Python, D3, and Svelte code used to produce my visualisations for the #TidyTuesday challenges. (279 stars, CC-BY-4.0)
- [cherry](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cherry/): Cherry is a self-hostable bookmark service (278 stars, MIT)
- [html-eslint](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/html-eslint/): An ESLint plugin for linting HTML files, HTML in JSJavaScript Template Literals, React, Angular and Svelte (271 stars, MIT)
- [esbuild-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/esbuild-svelte/): An esbuild plugin to compile Svelte components (264 stars, MIT)
- [super-sitemap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/super-sitemap/): Sitemap focused on ease of use and making it impossible to forget to add your paths. For TanStack Start & SvelteKit. (260 stars, MIT)
- [datagrid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/datagrid/): Community-maintained • Looking for maintainer(s) (259 stars, MIT)
- [ews-concept-new](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ews-concept-new/): EWS design concept based on neon genesis evangelion theme (259 stars)
- [snow-stamp](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/snow-stamp/): Get the timestamp from a Discord snowflake (258 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-formly](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-formly/): Generator dynamic forms for Svelte JS (254 stars, MIT)
- [whats-reader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/whats-reader/): Browse WhatsApp chat exports offline with AI-powered voice transcription. Privacy-first desktop/web app with bookmarks, search, and statistics. Built with SvelteKit and Electron. (253 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [manapotion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/manapotion/): Mana Potion – Toolkit for JavaScript game development and interactive experiences (React, Vue, Svelte, vanilla) (250 stars, MIT)
- [SveltyCMS](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltycms/): SveltyCMS is a headless CMS. Built with modern and lightweight SvelteKit, This CMS is designed for speed, flexibility, and scalability. Perfect for developers looking for a fast & fully customizable CMS with minimal setup. TailwindCSS, theme and widgets allow easy expansion. (246 stars)
- [svelteesp32](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelteesp32/): Pack any Svelte, React, Angular, or Vue app into a single C++ header. Serve it straight from ESP32/ESP8266 flash — gzip compressed, ETag cached, OTA-ready. (244 stars)
- [kubelab](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kubelab/): Experience Kubernetes Mastery Through Practice (244 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [siteone-crawler-gui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/siteone-crawler-gui/): SiteOne Crawler GUI is a cross-platform website crawler and analyzer for SEO, security, accessibility, and performance optimization—ideal for developers, DevOps, QA engineers, and consultants. Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux (x64 and arm64). (242 stars, MIT)
- [celestite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/celestite/): Beautifully reactive, server-side rendered Svelte apps w/ a Crystal backend (239 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-css-vars](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-css-vars/): Ever wanted to have reactive css variables in svelte? What if I told you there's a way? (236 stars, MIT)
- [svelty-picker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelty-picker/): Simple date & time picker in svelte (232 stars)
- [Pixiv-Downloader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pixiv-downloader/): A userscript for downloading artworks from Pixiv and other websites. (231 stars, MIT)
- [parcel-plugin-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/parcel-plugin-svelte/): A parcel plugin that enables svelte support (231 stars, MIT)
- [timescape](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/timescape/): A flexible, headless date and time input library for JavaScript. Provides tools for building fully customizable date and time input fields, with support for libraries like React, Preact, Vue, Svelte and Solid. (229 stars, MIT)
- [atrocore](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/atrocore/): AtroCore is an enterprise-ready, highly configurable, and scalable open-source Data Management and System Integration Platform. It can be used for Master Data Management (MDM), Product Information Management (PIM), Business Process Management (BPM), and much more. (225 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [stream-bypass](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stream-bypass/): A multi-browser addon / extension for multiple streaming providers which redirects directly to the source video (224 stars, MIT)
- [BoxBox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boxbox/): A modern, self-hosted file manager for your homelab. Built in SvelteKit & Go (217 stars, MIT)
- [desktop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/desktop/): The cleanest desktop manga reader, made for me and those who like it (217 stars, MIT)
- [ESP32-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/esp32-sveltekit/): A simple and extensible framework for ESP32 based IoT projects with a feature-rich, beautiful, and responsive front-end build with Sveltekit, Tailwind CSS and DaisyUI. This is a project template to get you started in no time with a fully integrated build chain. (217 stars)
- [hexapipes](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hexapipes/): Hexagonal pipes puzzles (216 stars, MIT)
- [songsterr-downloader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/songsterr-downloader/): Download Guitar Pro & MIDI of any Songsterr tab (212 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-sheets](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sheets/): Blazing fast excel sheets in the browser, hugely inspired by JExcel, built with Svelte and XLSX. (212 stars)
- [responsive-image](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/responsive-image/): The multi-framework JavaScript library for responsive images. (208 stars, MIT)
- [open-orpheus](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/open-orpheus/): An open-source and cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows) implementation of Netease Cloud Music's Orpheus browser host. Orpheus（Linux、macOS、Windows）。 (208 stars, MIT)
- [jolly-roger](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jolly-roger/): Build and Deploy for Eternity. Jolly Roger is a production-ready template for decentralised applications. (207 stars)
- [mbview-rs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mbview-rs/): MBTiles Viewer and inspector (205 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [form-validation](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/form-validation/): FormValidation, the best validation library for JavaScript (204 stars)
- [NonsPlayer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nonsplayer/): Multiple music streaming services & High performance. | 。、 (202 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [sv-router](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sv-router/): Type-safe routing for Svelte SPAs (202 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-travel-transitions](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-travel-transitions/): Native-like Page Transitions with SvelteKit, A Travel App. (201 stars)
- [Nucleus](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nucleus/): A text editor made with Tauri (193 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [patchies](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/patchies/): Code-first patcher for exploring computation through audio and visual. Connect tools you know and code your own (192 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [htmx-playground](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/htmx-playground/): A simple code sandbox for playing around with HTMX. No setup needed! (187 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-kit-cookie-session](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-kit-cookie-session/): Encrypted "stateless" cookie sessions for SvelteKit (187 stars, MIT)
- [Notpad](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/notpad/): The classic notepad, enhanced! (183 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [create-svelte-electron-app](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/create-svelte-electron-app/): Discover the easiest way to get started with the blend of Svelte and Electron JS App (182 stars, MIT)
- [toolbarr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/toolbarr/): Starr Toolbarr (182 stars, MIT)
- [coc-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coc-svelte/): svelte support for (Neo)Vim (180 stars, MIT)
- [motion-gpu](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/motion-gpu/): Minimalist framework for modern WebGPU visuals. (179 stars, MIT)
- [xoid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xoid/): Framework-agnostic state management library designed for simplicity and scalability (178 stars, MIT)
- [appleblox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/appleblox/): Lightweight Roblox launcher for MacOS (178 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [poker-chipper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/poker-chipper/): Optimally allocate poker chips using constrained, nonlinear optimization (175 stars)
- [Markdown-Videos](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/markdown-videos/): Markdown Videos lets you embed videos into GitHub markdown with ease! (174 stars, MIT)
- [pixeldrain_web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pixeldrain-web/): Web interface for pixeldrain.com (174 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [stunk](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stunk/): A framework-agnostic state management library that keeps your app’s state clean and simple. It uses a fine-grained state model, breaking state into independent, manageable chunks. (173 stars)
- [aphex](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/aphex/): A modern, extensible headless CMS built with SvelteKit, featuring a portable core package, database/storage agnostic adapters, and a Sanity-inspired admin interface. (173 stars, MIT)
- [wasmbots](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wasmbots/): wasm. bots. (172 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-axum-project](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-axum-project/): Starting project template for Rust Axum backend and Svelte frontend (171 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [ModalFileManager](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/modalfilemanager/): A file manager built using Svelte and Wails. It has hotkeys that are modal just like Vim and NeoVim. (169 stars, MIT)
- [patchcab](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/patchcab/): Modular Eurorack style synthesizer made with Web Audio (169 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-copy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-copy/): A svelte action to copy text on click! (168 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-switch-case](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-switch-case/): Switch case syntax for Svelte (166 stars, MIT)
- [sharrr-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sharrr-svelte/): End-to-end encrypted file transfer. (166 stars, MIT)
- [Wolfensvelte-3D](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wolfensvelte-3d/): Wolfenstein 3D, reimagined in Svelte - rendered with the DOM (162 stars, Unlicense)
- [static-web-apps-examples](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/static-web-apps-examples/): A community showcase of projects built with Azure Static Web Apps (162 stars, MIT)
- [yrv](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/yrv/): Your routing vibes! (for Svelte) (160 stars)
- [Image-Reverse-Search-WebExtension](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/image-reverse-search-webextension/): WebExtension: Adds an option to the context menu to search with an image on various services. Made with Svelte. (158 stars, Unlicense)
- [skeleton-elements](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/skeleton-elements/): Skeleton elements - UI for improved perceived performance (158 stars, MIT)
- [chithi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/chithi/): The next generation encrypted file sharing project (157 stars)
- [svelte-windicss-preprocess](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-windicss-preprocess/): A Svelte Preprocessor to compile windicss at build time. (157 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-adapter-chrome-extension](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-adapter-chrome-extension/): Sveltekit adapter for making chrome extensions (155 stars, MIT)
- [plugma](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/plugma/): Take Figma plugin development to the next level (155 stars, MIT)
- [status-page](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/status-page/): ⬆ Static status page website for Upptime (155 stars, MIT)
- [hackatime](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hackatime/): Free, open source, WakaTime-compatible coding time tracker (155 stars, MIT)
- [nah.pet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nah-pet/): Rewriting paths with bad energy - An alternative to TinyURL, YOURLS, Shlink (154 stars, MIT)
- [desk_tidy_sticky](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/desk-tidy-sticky/): | Cross-platform minimal multifunction sticky notes with workspace, focus timer, and break reminders. (153 stars)
- [Media-Orchestrator](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/media-orchestrator/): Best Self-Hosted yt-dlp Web GUI for Bulk Media Archiving 2026 (151 stars)
- [manga-zen-desktop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/manga-zen-desktop/): Top 8 Must-Read Manga Apps for Windows PC in 2026 (151 stars)
- [i18n-unused](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/i18n-unused/): The static analyze tool for finding, marking and removing unused and missing i18n translations in your JavaScript project (151 stars, MIT)
- [picklebox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/picklebox/): PickleHub is a hub for students who are bored in school, contained in a bookmarklet! (150 stars)
- [slicer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/slicer/): A modern Java reverse engineering tool for the web. (149 stars, MIT)
- [motion-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/motion-svelte/): Framer Motion for Svelte 5 (149 stars, MIT)
- [vim-svelte-plugin](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vim-svelte-plugin/): Vim syntax and indent plugin for.svelte files (148 stars, Unlicense)
- [pdjsoneditor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pdjsoneditor/): A powerful JSON visualization and editing tool with interactive graph view (147 stars)
- [exiftool-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/exiftool-web/): exiftool (OSINT image metadata utility) in the browser (via WebAssembly!) (146 stars)
- [tinijs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tinijs/): The TiniJS Framework (146 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-radial-menu](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-radial-menu/): Radial Menu Experiment. Based on Rauno's Work (146 stars, MIT)
- [QuranCaption](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/qurancaption/): Transform Quranic recitations into stunning captioned videos with professional quality subtitles and translations in 40+ languages. (142 stars)
- [WebExtensionTemplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webextensiontemplate/): Create a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Safari in no time. (142 stars, MIT)
- [canvas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/canvas/): Pixel art app for Urbit (142 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-datagrid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-datagrid/): Svelte data table spreadsheet best best features and performance from excel (140 stars, MIT)
- [coreproject](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coreproject/): Imagine a new platform (140 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [gittok.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gittok-dev/): tiktok like interface for discovering github repos (137 stars)
- [whisper-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/whisper-ui/): A GUI interface for Open AI Whisper based on Tauri and Sveltekit (137 stars, MIT)
- [MyFit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/myfit/): Workout tracker inspired by the RP Hypertrophy App (137 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [xsm](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xsm/): State Management made eXtraordinarily simple and effective for Angular, React, and Vue (136 stars)
- [shopathome](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shopathome/): Choose from Angular, React, Svelte, and Vue applications with an Azure Functions API, that deploys to Azure Static Web Apps (136 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-echarts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-echarts/): Apache ECharts wrapper for Svelte (136 stars, MIT)
- [Aegis](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/aegis/): Open-source EDR for AI agents. Monitor processes, files, network, and behavior of autonomous AI agents. (135 stars, MIT)
- [WebCheck-OSINT](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webcheck-osint/): All-in-one OSINT reconnaissance tool for dissecting any website. (134 stars, MIT)
- [intl-explorer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/intl-explorer/): Intl Explorer is an interactive tool for experimenting and trying out the ECMAScript Internationalization API. (134 stars)
- [passdb-frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/passdb-frontend/): Pivoting Frontend for Pre-Seeded Password Databases (134 stars)
- [home-assistant-assist-desktop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/home-assistant-assist-desktop/): Use Home Assistant Assist on the desktop. Compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux (133 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [perfect-home](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/perfect-home/): firefox newtab/home replacement (133 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [webapp-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webapp-template/): SvelteKit x Tailwind CSS x Supabase x Turborepo (Bun) (132 stars, MIT)
- [uplot-wrappers](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/uplot-wrappers/): React, Vue.js and Svelte wrappers for uPlot that allow you to work with charts declaratively inside your favorite framework (131 stars, MIT)
- [prosemirror-dev-toolkit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/prosemirror-dev-toolkit/): Injectable developer tools for ProseMirror rich-text editors implemented in Svelte and TypeScript. (130 stars, MIT)
- [hello-worlds](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hello-worlds/): Hello world apps for angular, react, svelte, and vue (129 stars, MIT)
- [type-kana](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/type-kana/): A quiz app to help you learn hiragana and katakana, the Japanese syllabaries (129 stars, MIT)
- [Three-VFX](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/three-vfx/): High-performance particle system for Three.js WebGPU, with support for React Three Fiber, TresJS, and Threlte (129 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tel-input](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tel-input/): Svelte Tel Input (129 stars, MIT)
- [detectree](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/detectree/): Data visualization for blue teams (127 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [lwe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lwe/): LWE is a Linux desktop app for browsing, managing, and applying Wallpaper Engine content. (127 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-virtual-scroll-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-virtual-scroll-list/): Virtualized scrolling for big lists (127 stars, MIT)
- [rezible](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rezible/): Mission Control for Your Operations (126 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-formula](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-formula/): Zero-Configuration Reactive forms for Svelte (125 stars)
- [editate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/editate/): An experimental, type-safe, framework agnostic and small (5kB+) contenteditable state manager. (125 stars, MIT)
- [color-color](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/color-color/): Website to generate color palettes in Okhsl and HSLuv color spaces (123 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-eslint-parser](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-eslint-parser/): Svelte parser for ESLint (123 stars, MIT)
- [typo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/typo/): Web Based Markdown Editor (123 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-konva](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-konva/): Svelte & Canvas - JavaScript library for drawing complex canvas graphics using Svelte. (123 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-wasm](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-wasm/): A project worth exploring. (122 stars)
- [muckrock](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/muckrock/): MuckRock's source code - Please report bugs, issues and feature requests to info@muckrock.com (122 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [nearcade](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nearcade/): A project worth exploring. (122 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [plinko-game](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/plinko-game/): A Plinko game built with Svelte 5 (122 stars)
- [reddojs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/reddojs/): A tiny Undo/Redo Library for JavaScript, React, Vue, and Svelte (121 stars, MIT)
- [TabLift](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tablift/): A lightweight, open-source macOS utility that automatically restores minimized app windows when switching with ⌘+Tab or ⌘+`. (119 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-lightweight-charts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lightweight-charts/): Svelte wrapper for financial lightweight charts (117 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-simple-router](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-simple-router/): Simple svelte 5 client side router. (117 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-grid-extended](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-grid-extended/): A draggable and resizable grid layout, for Svelte (117 stars, MIT)
- [Cultured-Downloader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cultured-downloader/): A project to automate the process of downloading images and other attachment files from platforms like Fantia and more! (117 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [micro-svelte-compiler](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/micro-svelte-compiler/): Micro Svelte compiler (naive clone) (117 stars, MIT)
- [dotto.x](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dotto-x/): A tiny state manager for React, Svelte, Vue and vanilla JS (114 stars, MIT)
- [meteor-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/meteor-svelte/): Build cybernetically enhanced web apps with Meteor and Svelte. (113 stars, MIT)
- [protochess](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/protochess/): Online multiplayer chess website that lets you build custom pieces/boards. Written in Svelte + Rust. (113 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [Visually](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/visually/): The easiest drag and drop website builder that generates clean code & gives everyone the freedom to host their website anywhere (112 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-fluent](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-fluent/): svelte-fluent is a powerful localization library for Svelte and SvelteKit that enables you to integrate translations using Mozilla's natural-sounding Fluent syntax easily. (112 stars, MIT)
- [prosemirror-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/prosemirror-svelte/): Svelte bindings for the ProseMirror editor (112 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-gh-pages](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-gh-pages/): Minimal SvelteKit set-up made deployable to GitHub Pages. (112 stars)
- [svelte-tablecn](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tablecn/): A project worth exploring. (110 stars)
- [cartokit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cartokit/): A direct manipulation programming environment for interactive cartography on the web. (110 stars)
- [svelte-infinite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-infinite/): Svelte 5 Infinite Loader (109 stars, MIT)
- [template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/template/): Elder.js template project. It is part template, part tutorial. Dive in! (109 stars, MIT)
- [quranwbw](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/quranwbw/): QuranWBW.com is your companion for reading, listening to, and learning the Holy Quran, word by word. (108 stars)
- [filedrop-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/filedrop-svelte/): File dropzone for Svelte. (108 stars, MIT)
- [simple-todo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/simple-todo/): A browser extension that replaces the new tab page with a simple todo list (108 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-mpa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-mpa/): Svelte MPA, Multipage Svelte (106 stars)
- [nuqs-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nuqs-svelte/): nuqs port for Svelte (106 stars, MIT)
- [urlvet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/urlvet/): Open-source phishing detection engine with explainable verdict. Self-hostable alternative to VirusTotal, CheckPhish, URLScan.io (103 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [threlter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/threlter/): Race in your browser (103 stars)
- [Svelcordity](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelcordity/): A template repository for integrating Discord Activity with SvelteKit and Unity WebGL, featuring a sample roguelike game. (101 stars, MIT)
- [retro.tools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/retro-tools/): Free team retrospective tool (101 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-preprocess-import-assets](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-preprocess-import-assets/): Import assets directly in your markup (101 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-streamdown](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-streamdown/): Svelte port of Streamdown (100 stars, MIT)
- [thrifty](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/thrifty/): A simple monthly income and expenses tracker (99 stars, BSD-2-Clause)
- [SelfKit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/selfkit/): A self hosted oriented boilerplate for developers who want full control: cut your costs, secure your data, and focus on what matters. (99 stars, MIT)
- [crystalize.js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/crystalize-js/): A reducer on steroids, but if reducers had undo/redo and time-travel. (99 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-micro](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-micro/): Light & reactive client-side router for Svelte 4 (99 stars, MIT)
- [JPet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jpet/): Live2D (98 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tailwind-snowpack](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tailwind-snowpack/): TailwindCSS with Svelte and Snowpack v3 (98 stars)
- [social-security-tools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/social-security-tools/): Website Source for https://ssa.tools/ (96 stars, MIT)
- [ghorbu-wallet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ghorbu-wallet/): A cross-platform desktop HD wallet for Bitcoin. (96 stars)
- [quarto-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/quarto-svelte/): Formerly Sverto. Add Svelte components to your Quarto documents (96 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-bash](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bash/): A fully typed, lightweight, and customizable terminal emulator component for Svelte 5. Features a virtual file system, custom commands, themes, and autoplay mode for demos. (95 stars)
- [nodyx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nodyx/): Self-hosted community platform Forum + Chat + Voice + P2P + Canvas + Homepage Builder. One server, one community, forever. AGPL-3.0. Discord alternative | Private Chat. | Streamer Hub (95 stars)
- [waiting-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/waiting-list/): A Waiting list application built on Supabase (94 stars)
- [qawl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/qawl/): Quran Reader for Linux, Windows, macOS (94 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-mode](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-mode/): Emacs major mode for Svelte. (94 stars, LGPL-3.0)
- [template-sveltekit-rolldown-tauri-servo-biome-tailwind-shadcn-bun](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/template-sveltekit-rolldown-tauri-servo-biome-tailwind-shadcn-bun/): Template: SvelteKit (with Rolldown) + Servo + Biome + Tailwind + ShadCn + Bun (93 stars, MIT)
- [wol-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wol-web/): Wakeonlan Web App built with golang, sveltekit and pocketbase (93 stars, MIT)
- [sv-matrix](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sv-matrix/): A collection of modern dot matrix loading animations for Svelte. Includes 50+ loaders with customizable sizes, colors, and speeds. (93 stars, MIT)
- [endfield-docmaker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/endfield-docmaker/): It's actively developed around arknights-endfield, endfield, shadcn-ui, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (93 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [sveltronics](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltronics/): Svelte utility functions for your project (92 stars, MIT)
- [boldo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boldo/): A reactive open source prototype tool (92 stars, MIT)
- [orbit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/orbit/): High-performance PDF toolkit that runs entirely in your browser (92 stars)
- [monorepo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/monorepo/): Turborepo + Sveltekit + PNPM + Tailwind + Histoire (92 stars, MIT)
- [baelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/baelte/): CLI tool for svelte to help you be productive (92 stars, MIT)
- [urami](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/urami/): Automatic image optimization for JS frameworks! Inspired by NextJS. (91 stars, MIT)
- [website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/website/): The Pudding's website (91 stars, MIT)
- [mynd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mynd/): A todo app, in the terminal, or with a GUI. Simple and Frictionless. (90 stars, GPL-2.0)
- [sveltosis](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltosis/): A Svelte parser that compiles to Mitosis JSON, allowing you to write Svelte components once and compile to every framework. (90 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-toy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-toy/): A toy for svelte data stores (90 stars)
- [svelte-check-native](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-check-native/): Blazing fast svelte-check (<1.0s) built with Rust (89 stars, MIT)
- [SVOLTE](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svolte/): Open Source Svelte Developer Toolkit (89 stars, MIT)
- [hast-util-to-jsx-runtime](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hast-util-to-jsx-runtime/): hast utility to transform to preact, react, solid, svelte, vue, etc (89 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-writable-derived](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-writable-derived/): Two-way data-transforming stores for Svelte (88 stars, MIT)
- [astro-eslint-parser](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-eslint-parser/): Astro component parser for ESLint (87 stars, MIT)
- [geohub](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/geohub/): GeoHub Frontend Application (87 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [cityhop.cafe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cityhop-cafe/): Aesthetic walks and drives from around the world to help you unwind (87 stars)
- [svelte-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-example/): Some examples to test the Svelte Framework (87 stars, MIT)
- [self-sync](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/self-sync/): A local-first sync engine for SvelteKit and Effect with reactive IndexedDB state, WebSockets, and Postgres/MySQL adapters. (87 stars)
- [sveltestack](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltestack/): A reasonable foundation for ambitious Svelte apps. (86 stars, MIT)
- [Sveno](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveno/): A tool to convert any React JS app to Svelte app (85 stars, MIT)
- [futte-newspaper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/futte-newspaper/): [QBCore] Newspaper script displaying news, prison sentences, and enables reporters to write, update and delete news (85 stars, MIT)
- [kumiko](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kumiko/): A kumiko pattern generator, based on any image (85 stars)
- [mslearn-staticwebapp](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mslearn-staticwebapp/): Static Web App template repository (85 stars, MIT)
- [discuss](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/discuss/): ，， | A simple, safe, free comment system (84 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-previous](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-previous/): A Svelte store that remembers previous values (83 stars, MIT)
- [electron-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/electron-sveltekit/): Electron and SvelteKit integration (83 stars)
- [fastify-hotwire](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fastify-hotwire/): Use the Hotwire pattern with Fastify (82 stars, MIT)
- [plugins](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/plugins/): Elder.js plugins and community plugins. (81 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-standalone](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-standalone/): A cross-platform, developer-friendly tool for creating JavaScript embeddables. (81 stars, MIT)
- [flc](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flc/): Foundry Lightweight Client (FLC) is a bloat-free client app for Foundry VTT (80 stars, MIT)
- [geoquest](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/geoquest/): A geography game (80 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [maptiler-geocoding-control](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/maptiler-geocoding-control/): The Javascript & TypeScript Map Control component for MapTiler Geocoding service! Easy to be integrated into any JavaScript mapping application. (80 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [pathview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pathview/): A Python first graphical user interface for PathSim. (79 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-sortablejs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sortablejs/): Svelte wrapper for SortableJS (79 stars)
- [sveltekit-modal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-modal/): Write Python endpoints in SvelteKit using Modal (79 stars, MIT)
- [use-upload](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/use-upload/): Framework agnostic library handling file uploads with progress, direct to AWS / GCP, and other locations (78 stars)
- [authui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/authui/): Fully customizable login flow for your applications. Get started in minutes, not hours! (78 stars)
- [cowsay-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cowsay-svelte/): A cowsay GUI built with Svelte, TailwindCSS and HTML Canvas (78 stars)
- [better-captcha](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/better-captcha/): Framework-agnostic wrappers for a bunch of captcha providers (78 stars, MIT)
- [wxread-export](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wxread-export/): Markdown (78 stars, MIT)
- [Freon4dsl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/freon4dsl/): Web Native language Workbench with Projectional Web Editor (77 stars, MIT)
- [LOTM-Reader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lotm-reader/): LOTM-Reader is a community driven project to improve the reading experience of the readers. (77 stars)
- [sveltekit-prisma](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-prisma/): A sample repository to show how SvelteKit and Prisma work together. (75 stars)
- [repos-timeline](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/repos-timeline/): Generate GitHub repositories timeline using a username (75 stars)
- [vitesvelctron](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vitesvelctron/): Vite + Svelte + Electron + Tailwind (74 stars)
- [lunox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lunox/): Laravel-Flavoured Nodejs Framework (74 stars, MIT)
- [javinizer-go](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/javinizer-go/): Javinizer written in Go and Svelte. This is a modern replacement for the original Javinizer. (NSFW) Organize your local Japanese Adult Video (JAV) library. (74 stars, MIT)
- [sdk-for-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sdk-for-svelte/): Appwrite SDK for Svelte Warning - this SDK was designed to support Appwrite 0.9 and is not compatible with the latest Appwrite versions. We are planing to refactor it as part of the SDK Generator for better support and maintenance. (74 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [sketches-3d](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sketches-3d/): Experiments and demos of 3D game-like things. Also the home of Geotoy/Geoscript. Mostly using Blender + Three.JS with custom shaders and interactive bits. (74 stars)
- [sveltui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltui/): A framework to build TUI applications using Svelte 5. (74 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-error-boundary](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-error-boundary/): Error Boundaries for Svelte (74 stars, MIT)
- [sveltemark](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltemark/): A privacy-first, open-source, local-only markdown editor built with Svelte 5. Your notes never leave your device. No accounts. No tracking. No cloud. (73 stars, MIT)
- [linux-wallpaperengine-gui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/linux-wallpaperengine-gui/): GUI for Almamu/linux-wallpaperengine using Go (Backend) and Electron (Frontend). (73 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-adapter-appengine](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-adapter-appengine/): Utilize the Google Cloud App Engine infrastructure to host SvelteKit content. (73 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [coaction](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coaction/): Zustand-style state management with built-in render tracking and cached computed state (72 stars, MIT)
- [grimoire-web-extension](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/grimoire-web-extension/): Companion extension for Grimoire - the bookmark manager for the wizards (72 stars, MIT)
- [kurosearch](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kurosearch/): Simple Rule34 browsing site with a focus on simplicity and user experience without compromising power. (72 stars)
- [sveltekit-cloudflare-fullstack](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-cloudflare-fullstack/): sveltekit edge fullstack graphql with api crud + pages + worker + D1(with drizzle orm) + (supabase-postgres+ drizzle) + (neon-postgres+ drizzle) + kv crud + R2+ remote-proxy (72 stars)
- [startpage](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/startpage/): A simple, clean startpage. (72 stars)
- [mismerge](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mismerge/): A modern merge editor for the Web (71 stars, MIT)
- [bluesky-embed](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bluesky-embed/): Custom element for embedding Bluesky posts and profile feeds (71 stars, MIT)
- [bwebsite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bwebsite/): It's my personal website, written in Svelte. It works like instagram stories. It draws live from Figma. (71 stars)
- [programmingtil-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/programmingtil-svelte/): A project worth exploring. (71 stars)
- [Cyclemetry](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cyclemetry/): Desktop app for building telemetry video overlays from GPS data (70 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-markdoc-preprocess](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-markdoc-preprocess/): Bring the power of Markdoc right into your Svelte applications! (70 stars, MIT)
- [limber](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/limber/): Monorepo for the omni-REPL: Limber (70 stars, MIT)
- [openfoodfacts-explorer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/openfoodfacts-explorer/): An alternative frontend for OpenFoodFacts, made with SvelteKit (69 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [darkly](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/darkly/): Entropic Editor for Artists (69 stars)
- [canutin](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/canutin/): An open-source personal finance desktop app (69 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [mdbsvelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mdbsvelte/): Svelte Bootstrap with Material Design (69 stars, MIT)
- [hacker-feud](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hacker-feud/): A single page web game made with Svelte. (69 stars)
- [CodeRelay](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coderelay/): Control local Codex on your Mac from iPhone over Tailscale. (68 stars, MIT)
- [minesweeper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/minesweeper/): A minesweeper clone for the web using TinySlice! My state manager libary. (68 stars, MIT)
- [wireguide](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wireguide/): Cross-platform WireGuard VPN desktop client — Go + Wails v3 + Svelte (68 stars, MIT)
- [wallet-adapter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wallet-adapter/): Svelte wallet adapter for Solana Dapps (68 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [generator-jhipster-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/generator-jhipster-svelte/): Generate Svelte powered JHipster web applications (67 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [contratopublico](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/contratopublico/): Search engine service for public contracts in Portugal (67 stars, MIT)
- [SENT-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sent-template/): Skip setup and start code with SENT (Sapper Express Node Template) and other tools (67 stars, MIT)
- [SkyCrypt-Frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/skycrypt-frontend/): A Hypixel skyblock stats website (67 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [ag-grid-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ag-grid-svelte/): A Svelte wrapper for ag-grid (66 stars, MIT)
- [with-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/with-svelte/): We've done a few things with Svelte, and so can you! (66 stars)
- [plugin-sample-vite-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/plugin-sample-vite-svelte/): SiYuan plugin sample with vite and svelte (65 stars, MIT)
- [AtCoderNoviSteps](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/atcodernovisteps/): 【】 AtCoder 、。、。 (65 stars, MIT)
- [templates](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/templates/): Generic full stack app templates for developers (65 stars, MIT)
- [barqode](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/barqode/): QR & barcode detection made Svelte (64 stars)
- [svelte-bottom-sheet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bottom-sheet/): Bottom Sheet Library for Svelte (64 stars, MIT)
- [svelte5-mcp](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte5-mcp/): A specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Svelte 5 frontend development (64 stars)
- [Thread-Watcher](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/thread-watcher/): Thread-Watcher is a 100% open source Discord app aspiring to be the go-to toolbox for Discord threads/forums! (64 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-slate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-slate/): slate svelte view layer (63 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-sound](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sound/): sound interactions made easy (63 stars, MIT)
- [mochi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mochi/): Lightweight full-stack SSR & Islands-framework for Svelte 5 + Bun (62 stars, MIT)
- [website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/website/): The PaperMC website (61 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-use-tooltip](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-use-tooltip/): Svelte action to display a tooltip (61 stars, MIT)
- [manage-meals-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/manage-meals-web/): Recipe manager frontend (61 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [Exceptionless.JavaScript](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/exceptionless-javascript/): Exceptionless JavaScript client (60 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-ripple-action](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-ripple-action/): Svelte Ripple Action (60 stars, MIT)
- [qrcontact](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/qrcontact/): Create a QR code with your contact details that anyone can scan to add your info to their contacts list. (59 stars)
- [mdhero](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mdhero/): A beautiful, native Markdown viewer and lightweight editor for macOS and Windows. ~8MB, free, open source. (59 stars, MIT)
- [ask-hadith](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ask-hadith/): A Hadith search engine (59 stars, MIT)
- [monoblok](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/monoblok/): The Storyblok OSS monorepo (58 stars, MIT)
- [wav2bar-reborn](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wav2bar-reborn/): Wav2Bar is a tool to make custom audio visualization and export production videos for the audio and music industry. (57 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [typehere](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/typehere/): Open source Super clean & simple Form building & Survey (57 stars)
- [motion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/motion/): Svelte animation library (57 stars, MIT)
- [phoenix-ash-svelte-flowbite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/phoenix-ash-svelte-flowbite/): Phoenix Ash Tailwind Flowbite Svelte Skeleton TipTap Mermaid Mash-Up (55 stars, MIT)
- [Suwayomi-VUI](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/suwayomi-vui/): my attempt at a webui made in Svelte and skeleton (54 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [mm-jsr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mm-jsr/): Range input solution without dependencies (54 stars, LGPL-3.0)
- [xterm-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xterm-svelte/): A SvelteKit wrapper for Xterm.js, enabling terminal embedding in SvelteKit apps, managing Xterm addons, and providing seamless updates with the latest SvelteKit and Xterm.js versions. (54 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-lenis](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lenis/): A Lenis smooth scroll website clone made with SvelteKit (54 stars)
- [raga](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/raga/): A libre music frontend powered by SvelteKit. (54 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-qrcode](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-qrcode/): QR Code generator for Svelte & SvelteKit, with no dependencies (53 stars, MIT)
- [lawmaxxing](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lawmaxxing/): A maps website, that reports you to the police if detected speeding. (self-hosted, calls a number of your choice, a meme) (53 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [presveltation](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/presveltation/): PreSveltation: Create fun, interactive, and dynamic presentations and slideshows with Svelte / SvelteKit and Tailwind CSS. (53 stars, MIT)
- [svileo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svileo/): An opinionated, physics-based toast notification library for Svelte 5 — a port of Sileo. (52 stars, MIT)
- [FLACidal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flacidal/): Desktop app for downloading lossless FLAC music — multi-source with Soulseek P2P backbone. Built with Go + Svelte using Wails framework. Features metadata tagging and concurrent download queue. (52 stars, MIT)
- [MercuryCore](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mercurycore/): Self-hostable MMO game creation platform: build-your-own-Roblox (52 stars, Unlicense)
- [copyosity](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/copyosity/): A fast, native macOS clipboard manager with on-device intelligence — history, OCR, voice, and a command palette from a hotkey. (51 stars)
- [svelte-currency-input](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-currency-input/): A masked form input that converts numbers to localized currency formats as you type (51 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-audio-waveform](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-audio-waveform/): Generate stunning audio waveforms with Svelte 5 and Canvas. Transform an array of peak data into beautifully rendered, customizable waveforms for music players, podcasts, audio editing tools, and more. (51 stars, MIT)
- [pathfinding-visualizer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pathfinding-visualizer/): Pathfinding Algorithm Visualizer with ability to Pause/Rewind during run (51 stars, MIT)
- [stack-match](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stack-match/): Find the perfect frontend framework, based on what matters most for your project (50 stars, MIT)
- [japanese-svelte-companies](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/japanese-svelte-companies/): Svelte/SvelteKit（） (50 stars)
- [youtube-embed](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/youtube-embed/): Embeds a clickable youtube thumbnail instead of the iframe. Upon clicking, loads the iframe. (50 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-docker-nginx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-docker-nginx/): SvelteKit example project with local HMR + SSL using Docker + NGINX (49 stars)
- [sveltekit-page-transitions](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-page-transitions/): Bare-minimum implementation of animated page transitions in SvelteKit. (49 stars)
- [pokemon-cards-151](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pokemon-cards-151/): 151 version of Pokemon Card CSS styles (49 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [merkur](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/merkur/): tiny extensible javascript library for front-end microservices (49 stars, MIT)
- [vaporBooster](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vaporbooster/): Simple, fast and reliable hour booster for the Steam platform. (49 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [cloakmail](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cloakmail/): Self-hosted open-source disposable email service (49 stars, MIT)
- [stream-monaco](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stream-monaco/): A framework-agnostic library for integrating Monaco Editor with Shiki highlighting, optimized for streaming updates (48 stars, MIT)
- [acmcsuf.com](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/acmcsuf-com/): Official website of CSUF's ACM chapter (48 stars, MIT)
- [kindling](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kindling/): Free, open-source fiction writing software. Your outline stays visible while you draft. Import from Scrivener, Plottr, yWriter, or Obsidian. macOS, Windows & Linux. (48 stars, MIT)
- [riven-frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/riven-frontend/): Source code for Riven's frontend (47 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [guess-the-year-game](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/guess-the-year-game/): A simple browser mini-game where you guess the year that the following event happened. (47 stars)
- [GoWDK](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gowdk/): Build full-stack web apps in Go:.gwdk pages + components compile to a single binary — SSR, forms, APIs, reactivity, no JS app stack. Fewer dependencies, smaller attack surface. Experimental 0.x. (47 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [word-peaks](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/word-peaks/): A word guessing game of highs and lows (47 stars, MIT)
- [bansos](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bansos/): bansos.dev — Promo developer Indonesia: domain gratis, AI credits, cloud credits, hosting free-tier, API credits, database credits, startup credits, diskon tools coding & hosting gratis. Open source. (46 stars, MIT)
- [lighthouse-viewer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lighthouse-viewer/): Wrapper for VanillaJS, VueJS & React of the Original Lighthouse Reporter/Viewer (46 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [Svelte-MiniApps](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-miniapps/): This project is a collection of small, single-purpose applications written in Svelte 5. Each mini-app tackles a specific task, offering a simple and user-friendly experience for users. (46 stars, MIT)
- [http](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/http/): An isomorphic http client for Svelte applications (46 stars)
- [TheoOS](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/theoos/): An OS-like thingy powered by SvelteKit. (46 stars)
- [happydomain](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/happydomain/): Manage all your domain names in one place (mirror of framagit.org/happyDomain/happydomain) (45 stars)
- [crumbs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/crumbs/): Crumbs by Bretzel - a self-hosted, privacy-first Google Keep alternative. Capture your thoughts, ideas and notes. Built with SvelteKit. (45 stars, MIT)
- [create-vite-plugin-web-extension](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/create-vite-plugin-web-extension/): An easy way to start a Vite Web Extension project using @samrum/vite-plugin-web-extension (45 stars)
- [anartia](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/anartia/): JavaScript-optional public web frontend for Bluesky. (44 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [svelte-ssr-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-ssr-example/): Svelte SSR example (43 stars)
- [supasveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/supasveltekit/): Where Svelte's elegance meets Supabase's might! (43 stars, MIT)
- [movies](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/movies/): Movies is a non-trivial learning application (43 stars)
- [lofi-flow](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lofi-flow/): Save your best-loved YouTube lofi live radios and videos in one spot. (43 stars)
- [EndPoem](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/endpoem/): The End Poem is a freehand poem written by musician Julian Gough that appears when the player finishes minecraft, before the credits. It has been in the public domain, under the CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication, since 2022. (43 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-recaptcha-v2](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-recaptcha-v2/): Google reCAPTCHA v2 implementation for Svelte SPA, SSR and sveltekit static sites. (43 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-relative-time](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-relative-time/): Relative Time for Svelte (43 stars, MIT)
- [Motiv2D](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/motiv2d/): Spine2d and Live2d Viewer (42 stars, MIT)
- [go-svelte-spa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/go-svelte-spa/): Golang backend with a Svelte SPA frontend (42 stars)
- [tablatures](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tablatures/): Online guitar sheet player and database aggregator (42 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [fancy-gatus](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fancy-gatus/): An alternative frontend for Gatus that provides a simplified status page. (41 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [orca](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/orca/): a local music player, built with tauri and svelte. (41 stars, MIT)
- [ssr-benchmarks](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ssr-benchmarks/): Simple benchmark of various SSR approaches, rendering 64k divs in a recursive way (41 stars)
- [sveltekit-monaco-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-monaco-editor/): Simple and quick demo about how to integrate Monaco Editor in SvelteKit. Boring to see all samples mostly on React! (41 stars, MIT)
- [trello-clone](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/trello-clone/): Krello is a trello clone built with Svelte, Appwrite and Flowbite (40 stars, MIT)
- [telegram-feedback-bot](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/telegram-feedback-bot/): A self-hosted toolkit for provisioning and operating Telegram feedback bots. The new stack pairs a Django + python-telegram-bot backend with a SvelteKit mini app so owners can manage bots, rotate tokens, review stats, and handle banned users without leaving Telegram. (39 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [dockscope](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dockscope/): Visual Docker dashboard with a 3D dependency graph, live metrics, logs, terminal, and container actions (39 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-dnd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dnd/): A drag-and-drop library for Svelte 5 with animated drop previews, auto-scroll, pointer & touch support, and multi-container support. (39 stars, MIT)
- [svu](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svu/): Svelte development, supercharged. (39 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-supabase-demo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-supabase-demo/): Demo application using SvelteKit, Supabase and Cloudflare Workers (39 stars)
- [sveltick](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltick/): Lightweight and fast performance/traffic tracking library. (38 stars)
- [svelte-router](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-router/): Declarative routing for svelte (38 stars, MIT)
- [cv](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cv/): My online CV using Svelte (38 stars)
- [landing-page-book-astro-tailwind](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/landing-page-book-astro-tailwind/): Simple landing page to sell your book - Astro + Tailwind (38 stars, MIT)
- [SteerCode](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/steercode/): A project worth exploring. (38 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [DevCanvas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/devcanvas/): An online editor with super powers, fast preview, plugins and super cool library of cool Frontend creations for your inspiration. (38 stars)
- [ltd-save-editor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ltd-save-editor/): Browser-based save editor for Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. (38 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [open-meteo-website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/open-meteo-website/): Open-meteo.com website (37 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [CatDat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/catdat/): A comprehensive and searchable database of categories and their properties (37 stars, MIT)
- [text2quiz](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/text2quiz/): Tex2quiz is a quiz app, built with Svelte Kit, that can automatically create a (complex) quiz from a simple text. 13 question types are available (True/False, MCQ, Cloze test, Flashcards, Short answers, Drag and drop, Ordering …). (36 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-effect-runtime](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-effect-runtime/): Effect Runtime for Svelte (36 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [beatleader-website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/beatleader-website/): Beat Saber open leaderboard (36 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [caffeinated](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/caffeinated/): The code for Caffeinated. (35 stars)
- [GreenKube](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/greenkube/): GreenKube: CO2 monitoring and FinGreenOps tool for K8s (35 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [wrangler-proxy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wrangler-proxy/): Wrangler Proxy exposes Workers API to outside and integrate to your favorite frameworks. Compatible with DrizzleORM. (35 stars, MIT)
- [zats-reddit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/zats-reddit/): Reddit clone built with Zod, Appwrite, Tailwind, and SvelteKit (35 stars, MIT)
- [nginx-spa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nginx-spa/): An alpine-based nginx image for single page applications (SPA) (34 stars, MIT)
- [aunty](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/aunty/): A toolkit for working with ABC News projects (34 stars, MIT)
- [guardian-engineering-site](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/guardian-engineering-site/): Code for theguardian.engineering site (34 stars)
- [putaway](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/putaway/): A chrome extension to save Tabs and Sessions as Bookmarks (Made with Svelte) (33 stars, MIT)
- [svelte.dart](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dart/): Svelte (v5.16.6) web framework ported to Dart. (33 stars)
- [ow2countdown](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ow2countdown/): A countdown to important dates and times for Overwatch 2 (33 stars)
- [tailwind-rounded-out](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tailwind-rounded-out/): Tailwind CSS plugin for outer-rounded corners with background inheritance (33 stars, MIT)
- [minatoaqua](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/minatoaqua/): website created with SvelteKit and TailwindCSS (32 stars, MIT)
- [queering-the-map](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/queering-the-map/): Queering the Map is a community-based platform where individuals anonymously pin their queer experiences and stories on a global map. (32 stars)
- [scaffa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scaffa/): All in one pre-setup frontend templates (32 stars, MIT)
- [golang-sveltekit-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/golang-sveltekit-template/): A scalabe project template to use a ms svelte frontend in a fiber golang binary (31 stars, MIT)
- [phoenix-liveview-svelte-tailwind](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/phoenix-liveview-svelte-tailwind/): Phoenix LiveView template with svelte and tailwind (31 stars)
- [tinymce-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tinymce-svelte/): Svelte wrapper (31 stars, MIT)
- [Reach](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/reach/): A modern, cross-platform SSH client and remote server management tool. Tabbed terminals, SFTP file browser, port forwarding, system monitoring, AI assistant, encrypted vault, Ansible & OpenTofu automation, serial console. Free and open-source PuTTY/MobaXterm/Termius alternative for Windows, macOS, Linux & Android. Built with Rust + Tauri. (31 stars, MIT)
- [weld](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/weld/): Weld - The last wallet connector you will need (31 stars, MIT)
- [svelidate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelidate/): Simple and lightweight form validation for Svelte with no dependencies. (30 stars, MIT)
- [sveltebyexample.com](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltebyexample-com/): Svelte by Example is a succinct, gentle introduction to Svelte & SvelteKit to peak your curiosity. (30 stars)
- [sveltekit-image-plugin](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-image-plugin/): SvelteKit demo code for using vite-imagetools to add cached, responsive, Next-Gen images to a SvelteKit site with no cumulative layout shift. (30 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [ortu](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ortu/): ORTU is a fast, lightweight, cross-platform clipboard manager built with Tauri + Rust, featuring a popup quick-access window, clipboard grouping, and powerful search — without Electron bloat. (30 stars, MIT)
- [dmt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dmt/): dmt-system (30 stars)
- [archify](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/archify/): Understand Software. Architecture intelligence + client-side security for any web app, right in your browser. Local-first Chrome (MV3) extension. (30 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [mohammadhasanii](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mohammadhasanii/): I am mohammad hasani and currently trying to be a good backend developer (Node | sime times Golang) (30 stars)

## UI Kits (268)

- [daisyui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/daisyui/): The most popular, free and open-source Tailwind CSS component library (41,654 stars, MIT)
- [xyflow](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xyflow/): React Flow | Svelte Flow - Powerful open source libraries for building node-based UIs with React (https://reactflow.dev) or Svelte (https://svelteflow.dev). Ready out-of-the-box and infinitely customizable. (37,624 stars, MIT)
- [tabler-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tabler-icons/): A set of over 6000 free MIT-licensed high-quality SVG icons for you to use in your web projects. (21,129 stars, MIT)
- [formatjs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/formatjs/): The monorepo home to all of the FormatJS related libraries, most notably react-intl. (14,731 stars)
- [mitosis](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mitosis/): Write components once, run everywhere. Compiles to React, Vue, Qwik, Solid, Angular, Svelte, and more. (13,890 stars, MIT)
- [shadcn-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-svelte/): shadcn/ui, but for Svelte. (8,941 stars, MIT)
- [tsparticles](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tsparticles/): tsParticles - Easily create highly customizable JavaScript particles effects, confetti explosions and fireworks animations and use them as animated backgrounds for your website. Ready to use components available for React.js, Vue.js (2.x and 3.x), Angular, Svelte, jQuery, Preact, Inferno, Solid, Riot and Web Components. (8,919 stars, MIT)
- [number-flow](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/number-flow/): An animated number component for React, Vue, Svelte, and TS/JS. (7,558 stars, MIT)
- [svgl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svgl/): A beautiful library with SVG logos. Built with Sveltekit & Tailwind CSS. (6,186 stars, MIT)
- [skeleton](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/skeleton/): Skeleton is an adaptive design system powered by Tailwind CSS. (6,018 stars, MIT)
- [ark](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ark/): Unstyled, accessible UI components for your design System. Works in React, Vue, Solid, and Svelte. (5,281 stars, MIT)
- [zag](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/zag/): Build your design system in React, Solid, Vue or Svelte. Powered by finite state machines (5,155 stars, MIT)
- [konsta](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/konsta/): Mobile UI components made with Tailwind CSS (4,206 stars, MIT)
- [melt-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/melt-ui/): A set of headless, accessible component builders for Svelte. (4,174 stars, MIT)
- [virtua](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/virtua/): A zero-config, fast and small (~3kB) virtual list (and grid) component for React, Vue, Solid and Svelte. (3,617 stars, MIT)
- [player](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/player/): UI components and hooks for building video/audio players on the web. Robust, customizable, and accessible. Modern alternative to JW Player and Video.js. (3,614 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-material-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-material-ui/): Svelte Material UI Components (3,438 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [revogrid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/revogrid/): Powerful virtual data table smartsheet with advanced customization. Best features from excel plus incredible performance (3,427 stars, MIT)
- [bits-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bits-ui/): The headless components for Svelte. (3,422 stars, MIT)
- [component-party.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/component-party-dev/): Web component JS frameworks overview by their syntax and features (3,329 stars, MIT)
- [carbon-components-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/carbon-components-svelte/): Svelte implementation of the Carbon Design System (2,888 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [vime](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vime/): Customizable, extensible, accessible and framework agnostic media player. Modern alternative to Video.js and Plyr. Supports HTML5, HLS, Dash, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion... (2,844 stars, MIT)
- [flowbite-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flowbite-svelte/): Official Svelte components built for Flowbite and Tailwind CSS (2,773 stars, MIT)
- [devicons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/devicons/): devicons - Crisp and clear logos & icons for developers. (2,750 stars, MIT)
- [thesvg](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/thesvg/): 6,400+ brand SVG icons for developers. Tree-shakeable, typed, open source. npm i thesvg (2,433 stars, MIT)
- [relation-graph](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/relation-graph/): relation-graph is an relationship graph component for React/Vue/Svelte relationship data visualization/edit. Through its slot-based customization model, users can fully customize graph elements with plain React/Vue/Svelte/HTML components, relation-graph also uses an LLM-friendly architecture and provides knowledge content. (2,265 stars, MIT)
- [selecto](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/selecto/): Selecto.js is a component that allows you to select elements in the drag area using the mouse or touch. (2,216 stars, MIT)
- [unpic-img](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/unpic-img/): Multi-framework responsive image component (2,062 stars)
- [svelte-headlessui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headlessui/): Unofficial Svelte port of the Headless UI component library (1,797 stars, MIT)
- [ninja-keys](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ninja-keys/): Keyboard shortcuts interface for your website. Working with static HTML, Vanilla JS, Vue, React, Svelte. (1,703 stars, MIT)
- [smelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/smelte/): UI framework with material components built with Svelte and Tailwind CSS (1,542 stars, MIT)
- [ikun-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ikun-ui/): A Svelte.js based UnoCSS UI library that allows you to make websites (1,475 stars, MIT)
- [fireworks-js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fireworks-js/): A simple fireworks library! Ready to use components available for React, Vue 3, Svelte, Angular, Preact, Solid, and Web Components. (1,380 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-select](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-select/): Svelte Select. A select component for Svelte (1,339 stars)
- [svelte-sonner](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sonner/): An opinionated toast component for Svelte. A port of @emilkowalski's sonner. (1,276 stars, MIT)
- [layerchart](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/layerchart/): Composable Svelte chart components to build a large variety of visualizations (1,276 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-animations](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-animations/): Svelte Magic UI, Svelte Aceternity UI, Svelte Components build using Tailwind CSS & Framer Motion (1,204 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-ux](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-ux/): Collection of Svelte components to build highly interactive applications. (1,122 stars, MIT)
- [shimmer-from-structure](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shimmer-from-structure/): A structure-aware skeleton loader that mirrors your rendered UI at runtime. Zero layout duplication. Built for modern frameworks. (1,091 stars, MIT)
- [scrolly-video](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scrolly-video/): Components for scroll-based (or other externally controlled) playback. (1,080 stars, MIT)
- [carbon-charts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/carbon-charts/): ⠀Robust dataviz framework implemented using D3 & typescript (1,044 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-put](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-put/): Useful svelte stuff to put in your projects (1,031 stars, MIT)
- [notus-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/notus-svelte/): Notus Svelte: Free Tailwind CSS UI Kit and Admin (870 stars, MIT)
- [dotlottie-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dotlottie-web/): High-performance Lottie & dotLottie web player powered by Rust + WASM, with React, Vue, Svelte, Solid & Web Components. (826 stars, MIT)
- [agnosticui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/agnosticui/): AgnosticUI Local (v2) is a CLI-based UI component library that copies components directly into your project. Works with AI tools, agent-driven UIs, and prompt-ready workflows. (820 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-legos](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-legos/): [NOT MAINTAINING ANYMORE] A framework for Svelte Utilities Current status: 87 utilities. (809 stars, MIT)
- [formsnap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/formsnap/): Functional, accessible, and powerful form components for Svelte. (803 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-inview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-inview/): A Svelte action that monitors an element enters or leaves the viewport. (778 stars, MIT)
- [stdf](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stdf/): Mobile web component library based on Svelte and Tailwind (770 stars, MIT)
- [theme-toggles](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/theme-toggles/): Animated theme toggles for switching between light and dark modes. (739 stars)
- [phantom-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/phantom-ui/): Structure-aware skeleton loader. One Web Component, every framework. (735 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-meta-tags](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-meta-tags/): Svelte Meta Tags provides components designed to help you manage SEO for Svelte projects. (667 stars, MIT)
- [paneforge](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/paneforge/): Resizable pane components for Svelte. (651 stars, MIT)
- [fluent-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fluent-svelte/): A faithful implementation of Microsoft's Fluent Design System in Svelte. (644 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tiny-virtual-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tiny-virtual-list/): A tiny but mighty list virtualization library for Svelte, with zero dependencies Supports variable heights/widths, sticky items, scrolling to index, and more! (640 stars, MIT)
- [mode-watcher](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mode-watcher/): Simple light/dark mode management for Svelte apps. ←→ (603 stars, MIT)
- [papanasi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/papanasi/): Papanasi is the Frontend UI library to use cross Frameworks. A set of components to use in Angular, Preact, Qwik, React, Solid, Svelte, Vue and Web Components (603 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-lexical](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lexical/): Rich text editor for Svelte based on lexical (595 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-headlessui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headlessui/): HeadlessUI components for Svelte (591 stars, MIT)
- [datatables](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/datatables/): A toolkit for creating data table components with Svelte (586 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-notifications](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-notifications/): Simple and flexible notifications system (578 stars, MIT)
- [shadcn-svelte-extras](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-svelte-extras/): Turn key shadcn-svelte components to help finish your app. (575 stars, MIT)
- [svelecte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelecte/): Flexible autocomplete/select component written in Svelte, (571 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-table](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-table/): A svelte table implementation that allows sorting and filtering (562 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-calendar](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-calendar/): A lightweight datepicker with neat animations and a unique UX. (542 stars, MIT)
- [svelma](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelma/): Bulma components for Svelte (540 stars, MIT)
- [motion-core](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/motion-core/): Curated Motion Core Svelte components (538 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-range-slider-pips](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-range-slider-pips/): Multi-Thumb, Accessible, Beautiful Range Slider with Pips (526 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [svelte-awesome](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-awesome/): Awesome SVG icon component for Svelte JS, built with Font Awesome icons. Based on Justineo/vue-awesome (506 stars, MIT)
- [mantrae](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mantrae/): Web UI for managing Traefik (490 stars, MIT)
- [svelthree](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelthree/): Create three.js content using Svelte components. (483 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-portal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-portal/): Svelte component for rendering outside the DOM of parent component (475 stars, MIT)
- [FormBuilder](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/formbuilder/): UI based codegen tool to easily create Beautiful and Type safe @shadcn/ui forms (Next.js, Vue, Svelte) (475 stars, MIT)
- [simple-svelte-autocomplete](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/simple-svelte-autocomplete/): Simple Autocomplete / typeahead component for Svelte (472 stars, MIT)
- [shadcn-examples](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-examples/): Examples and components built with React and Tailwind CSS, compatible with Shadcn UI. It is open-source and includes a total of 67 examples and components. (465 stars)
- [svader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svader/): Create GPU-rendered Svelte components (460 stars, MIT)
- [stwui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stwui/): Opinionated yet customizable Svelte-TailwindCSS component library (459 stars, MIT)
- [carbon-icons-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/carbon-icons-svelte/): Carbon Design System SVG icons as Svelte components (458 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [m3-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/m3-svelte/): The Material 3 design system in Svelte, cleanly, robustly, and across disciplines. (451 stars)
- [sveld](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveld/): Generate TypeScript definitions and component documentation for your Svelte components (447 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [giscus-component](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/giscus-component/): Component library for giscus, a comment system powered by GitHub Discussions. (435 stars, MIT)
- [icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/icons/): beautifully crafted, moving icons. for svelte. (430 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-simple-modal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-simple-modal/): A simple, small, and content-agnostic modal for Svelte v3, v4, and v5 (429 stars, MIT)
- [cnblocks](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cnblocks/): 150+ UI & Marketing blocks using Svelte 5, Tailwind CSS v4 and Shadcn Svelte (421 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-fa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-fa/): Tiny FontAwesome component for Svelte (399 stars, MIT)
- [grail-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/grail-ui/): A library of accessible component primitives, actions and utilities for Svelte. (379 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-multiselect](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-multiselect/): Keyboard-friendly, accessible and highly customizable multi-select component (378 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-mapbox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-mapbox/): MapBox Map and Autocomplete components for Svelte (or Vanilla JS) (366 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-exmarkdown](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-exmarkdown/): Svelte component to render markdown. (349 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-intersection-observer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-intersection-observer/): Detect if an element is in the viewport using the Intersection Observer API (338 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-highlight](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-highlight/): Syntax Highlighting for Svelte using highlight.js (335 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tiptap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tiptap/): Svelte components for tiptap v2 (332 stars, MIT)
- [spatz-2](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/spatz-2/): just like spatz... but for svelte5, with shadcn-svelte, svelte-animations, svelte-superforms, stripe payments, subscriptions, content-filtering, and more. (331 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-infinite-loading](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-infinite-loading/): An infinite scroll component for Svelte, to help you implement an infinite scroll list more easily. (325 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-loadable](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-loadable/): Dynamically load a svelte component (322 stars, MIT)
- [active-table](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/active-table/): Framework agnostic table component for editable data experience. (320 stars, MIT)
- [svgps.app](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svgps-app/): SVGPS converts your icons into a single JSON file that is ready to use in your frontend or mobile projects. (320 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tags-input](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tags-input/): Fully customizable Svelte component to enter tags (320 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-frappe-charts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-frappe-charts/): Svelte bindings for frappe-charts. (317 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-notifications](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-notifications/): Svelte toast notifications component that can be used in any JS application (316 stars)
- [svelte-mui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-mui/): Simple Svelte 3 UI components (314 stars, MIT)
- [abstract-state-router](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/abstract-state-router/): The best way to structure a single-page webapp. (305 stars)
- [stacksorted](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/stacksorted/): Find Inspiration in Design Elements. (305 stars)
- [svelte-carousel](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-carousel/): The awesome carousel component for Svelte 3 (296 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [ai-elements](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ai-elements/): Svelte AI Elements is a unofficial port of Vercel AI Elements, built on top of shadcn-svelte. (292 stars, MIT)
- [prettyhtml](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/prettyhtml/): The formatter for the modern web https://prettyhtml.netlify.com/ (288 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-chota](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-chota/): Svelte UI components based on super lightweight chota CSS framework. (286 stars, MIT)
- [renderless-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/renderless-svelte/): A collection of renderless Svelte components (276 stars, MIT)
- [ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ui/): A Svelte 5 UI component library, inspired by Vercel's Geist, thoughtfully designed to deliver consistent and cohesive web experiences. (275 stars, MIT)
- [golte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/golte/): Render Svelte components in your Go http handlers. (271 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-turnstile](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-turnstile/): A lightweight Svelte component for Cloudflare Turnstile (271 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-filepond](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-filepond/): A handy FilePond adapter component for Svelte (267 stars, MIT)
- [core](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/core/): SVAR Core library is a collection of essential UI components written with Svelte. (266 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-infinite-scroll](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-infinite-scroll/): Infinite Scroll Component to Svelte (262 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-pdf](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-pdf/): svelte-pdf provides a component for rendering PDF documents using PDF.js (256 stars, MIT)
- [saos](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/saos/): Svelte Animation on Scroll - A small component to make your CSS animations work on scroll with Svelte (254 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-easy-crop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-easy-crop/): A Svelte component to crop images with easy interactions (252 stars, MIT)
- [form-builder](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/form-builder/): Svelte Form Builder include various Input fields validated using ZOD + Superforms (252 stars, MIT)
- [gantt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gantt/): Svelte Gantt chart component – lightweight, customizable, interactive, and fast. (245 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-autoimport](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-autoimport/): Automatically detect and import components/modules for SvelteKit projects (240 stars, MIT)
- [quickcv](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/quickcv/): Fast cv / resume builder to create beautiful resumes ( PDF ), uses browser's native window.print to generate PDF at high quality (239 stars)
- [flowbite-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flowbite-icons/): Free and open-source collection of SVG icons built for Flowbite and Tailwind CSS (239 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-embed](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-embed/): SvelteKit embed components (237 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tweakpane-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tweakpane-ui/): A Svelte component library wrapping UI elements from Tweakpane, plus some additional functionality for convenience and flexibility. (227 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-bits](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bits/): An open source collection of animated, interactive & fully customizable Svelte components for building memorable websites. (226 stars)
- [grid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/grid/): Svelte datagrid component. Lightweight, fast, feature-rich. (224 stars, MIT)
- [yesvelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/yesvelte/): YeSvelte UI component library for Svelte (223 stars, MIT)
- [muonw-powertable](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/muonw-powertable/): PowerTable is a Svelte component that turns JSON data into an interactive HTML table. Inspired by DataTables. Powered by Svelte. (223 stars)
- [sveltestrap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltestrap/): Bootstrap 5 components for Svelte 4+ (215 stars, MIT)
- [spaper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/spaper/): PaperCSS components for Svelte (212 stars, MIT)
- [signin-with-matrix](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/signin-with-matrix/): Federated sign-in component for your web app (using Matrix) (210 stars, MIT)
- [viteshot](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/viteshot/): Viteshot is a fast and simple component screenshot tool based on Vite. (209 stars, MIT)
- [icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/icons/): Effortless Icon Packs & Components for Svelte, React, Vue and more.. (201 stars, MIT)
- [sv-grid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sv-grid/): Native Svelte 5 data grid. Headless-first engine + drop-in render component. Row + column virtualization (1M rows), Excel-style filters, inline editing, grouping, pivot, server-side data. MIT core (@svgrid/grid), MCP server for Claude / Cursor. https://svgrid.com (199 stars)
- [webcoreui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webcoreui/): Customizable Astro UI component library styled with Sass, with Svelte and React support. (197 stars, MIT)
- [sveltik](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltik/): Powerful forms in Svelte, inspired by Formik. (194 stars, MIT)
- [sveltejs-forms](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltejs-forms/): Declarative forms for Svelte (193 stars, MIT)
- [originui-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/originui-svelte/): A project worth exploring. (192 stars)
- [story-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/story-ui/): AI-powered Storybook story generator — works with any framework, any design system, any LLM provider (190 stars, MIT)
- [p5-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/p5-svelte/): Easily add p5 sketches to a Svelte project (189 stars, MIT)
- [kahi-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kahi-ui/): Straight-forward Svelte UI for the Web (188 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-preprocess-react](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-preprocess-react/): Seamlessly use React components inside a Svelte app (184 stars, MIT)
- [Circum-Icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/circum-icons/): Circum is a open source icon library following Google Material Design principles. Every icon was made using a 24x24 grid. (183 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [svelte-awesome-color-picker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-awesome-color-picker/): svelte-awesome-color-picker is a highly customizable svelte color picker component library (182 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-stepper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-stepper/): A simple library for building delightfully animated stepped flows with Svelte. (179 stars)
- [figma-theme-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/figma-theme-ui/): Convert a Theme UI config to Figma Styles (179 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-floating-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-floating-ui/): Svelte Floating UI (177 stars, MIT)
- [ui-kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ui-kit/): fox ui, svelte 5 and tailwind 4 (176 stars, MIT)
- [notectl](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/notectl/): Modern Accessible WYSIWYG rich text editor built as a framework-agnostic Web Component that works everywhere. (170 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-flatpickr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-flatpickr/): Flatpickr component for Svelte. (167 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-jsonschema-form](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-jsonschema-form/): Svelte 5 library for creating forms based on JSON schema. (166 stars, MIT)
- [smart-ticker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/smart-ticker/): High-Performance Text Diff Motion Component. Make your text flow like water. Diff ：， ， React & Vue & Svelte (165 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-inspect-value](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-inspect-value/): a pleasant value inspector component for svelte (163 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-time](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-time/): Svelte component and action to format a timestamp using day.js (154 stars, MIT)
- [examples](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/examples/): Examples on how to use Vidstack with your favourite JS and CSS libraries. (153 stars)
- [DataNova](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/datanova/): Open-source Astro website template with TailwindCSS, Keystatic CMS, and Astro DB support. (151 stars, MIT)
- [Sveltekit-seo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-seo/): Sveltekit SEO component to save your time (147 stars, MIT)
- [lightdm-neon](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lightdm-neon/): A customizable theme for web-greeter in a nostalgic but modern neon look (146 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-lazy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lazy/): A svelte component to lazyload any content including images (146 stars, Unlicense)
- [svelte-mindmap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-mindmap/): Svelte component for MindMap (145 stars)
- [svelte-bricks](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bricks/): Svelte masonry component with SSR support and column balancing (145 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-parallax](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-parallax/): a (small) spring-based parallax component library for Svelte (145 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-lottie-player](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lottie-player/): Lottie Player component for Svelte (143 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-video-player](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-video-player/): Basic video player component for svelte (142 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-feather-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-feather-icons/): A project worth exploring. (139 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tauri-filedrop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tauri-filedrop/): Tauri file drop handling component for Svelte (138 stars, MIT)
- [carbon-pictograms-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/carbon-pictograms-svelte/): Carbon Design System SVG pictograms as Svelte components (135 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [filemanager](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/filemanager/): Easy-to-use Svelte file manager (file explorer) component (132 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-vertical-timeline](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-vertical-timeline/): Svelte components for creating a vertical timeline⏳⏳ (130 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-progressbar](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-progressbar/): A multiseries, SVG progressbar component made with Svelte (127 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-fusioncharts](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-fusioncharts/): Svelte Component for FusionCharts JavaScript Charting Library (126 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-toc](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-toc/): Sticky responsive table of contents component (125 stars, MIT)
- [hover-tilt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hover-tilt/): A Svelte & Web Component for a hoverable tilting card with optional glare / mask (124 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-sortable-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sortable-list/): A svelte 3 component that implements a list with animated drag-n-drop functionality. (124 stars)
- [svelte-autocomplete](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-autocomplete/): A lightweight typeahead / autocomplete component made with Svelte.js (119 stars, MIT)
- [cfcs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cfcs/): Write once, create framework components that supports React, Vue, Svelte, and more. (119 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-dragdroplist](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dragdroplist/): Sortable lists with Svelte 3. Animated, touch-friendly, and accessible. (117 stars)
- [svelte-hero-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-hero-icons/): Heroicons for SvelteKit (Project based on heroicons) (117 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-sortable-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-sortable-list/): Create accessible, sortable lists in Svelte, with keyboard, mouse, and touch support. (116 stars, MIT)
- [svead](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svead/): Svead, a component that allows you to set head meta information, canonical, title, Twitter and Facebook Open Graph tags, and schema.org data. (112 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-steps](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-steps/): A step component for svelte (108 stars, BSD-2-Clause)
- [svelte-input-mask](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-input-mask/): Input masking component for Svelte with simple API and rich customization (106 stars)
- [datepicker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/datepicker/): A simple datepicker component designed for Svelte. (106 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-color-picker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-color-picker/): A color picker component for svelte (104 stars, MIT)
- [sveaflet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveaflet/): Svelte components for Leaflet. Full documents. Easily Use. Svelte 5 supported! (103 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-hamburgers](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-hamburgers/): Custom Hamburger Icons in Svelte with ease (101 stars, MIT)
- [ant-design-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ant-design-svelte/): An enterprise-class UI design language and Svelte-based implementation (100 stars)
- [svelte-virtual-list](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-virtual-list/): A performant virtual list/scrolling component for Svelte applications - efficiently render large scrollable lists with minimal memory usage (96 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-bulma-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bulma-components/): Collection of Bulma UI components to be used in Svelte or standalone (95 stars, MIT)
- [open-webui-desktop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/open-webui-desktop/): A native desktop app for Open WebUI built with Tauri v2 (93 stars, MIT)
- [Svisualize](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svisualize/): Visualize your svelte components as you code using D3 (93 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tabs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tabs/): Tabs component for Svelte (93 stars)
- [vscode-shadcn-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vscode-shadcn-svelte/): Shadcn Svelte VSCode extension to help you install and use components directly without leaving your IDE. (91 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-web-components-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-web-components-template/): A base template for building a shareable web components library with Vite, Svelte and TypeScript. (89 stars)
- [svelte-splide](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-splide/): Svelte component for the Splide slider/carousel. (89 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-component-to-image](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-component-to-image/): Renders a standard Svelte component as a.png for easy dynamic image generation. (88 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-simple-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-simple-icons/): This package provides the Simple Icons packaged as a set of Svelte components. (88 stars, MIT)
- [minna-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/minna-ui/): A fast, friendly, and fun web UI kit for everyone. (87 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svrollbar](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svrollbar/): simple custom scrollbar made by svelte (87 stars, MIT)
- [flowbite-svelte-icons](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flowbite-svelte-icons/): Official library for the free and open-source collection of over 750+ SVG icons for Flowbite and Svelte (86 stars, MIT)
- [BeerUi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/beerui/): A Svelte Ui Components (86 stars, MIT)
- [AgnosUI](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/agnosui/): Multiframework Frontend Component Libraries, including Headless and Bootstrap (85 stars, MIT)
- [openbridge-webcomponents](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/openbridge-webcomponents/): OpenBridge design system implemented as Lit-based web components with support for all major frontend frameworks. (84 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [sveltekit-theme-switch-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-theme-switch-example/): Demo app using theme-change in SvelteKit with Tailwind and DaisyUI (82 stars)
- [svelte-flex](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-flex/): A simple and reusable flexbox component for Svelte (81 stars, MIT)
- [carbon-preprocess-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/carbon-preprocess-svelte/): Svelte preprocessors for the Carbon Design System (81 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-googlemaps](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-googlemaps/): Svelte Google Maps Components (81 stars)
- [svelteit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelteit/): Svelteit is a minimalistic UI/UX component library for Svelte and Sapper projects (81 stars, MIT)
- [svoast](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svoast/): A simple toast component for Svelte. (81 stars, MIT)
- [ato-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ato-ui/): The elemental UI component library for Svelte, built with UnoCSS and Melt UI. (78 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-audio-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-audio-ui/): A set of accessible and composable Audio UI components. (78 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-headroom](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headroom/): A Svelte component to hide your header on scroll. (78 stars)
- [objection](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/objection/): Build server-first, highly-interactive, and beautiful web applications in Rust (78 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-motion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-motion/): Framer Motion for Svelte 5. Declarative motion.<tag> components with AnimatePresence exit animations, gestures (hover, tap, drag, focus, in-view), variants, FLIP layout animations, shared-layout transitions, spring physics, and scroll-linked motion values. The drop-in Framer Motion alternative for Svelte and SvelteKit. (77 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-use-persist](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-use-persist/): The easiest way to save forms and inputs client-side in Svelte (76 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-virtual](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-virtual/): Virtual List and Grid components for Svelte (72 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-schema-form](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-schema-form/): JSON Schema based form generator in Svelte (72 stars, MIT)
- [tooltips](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tooltips/): A simple tooltip action and component designed for Svelte. (71 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-fullpage](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-fullpage/): Lightweight fullpage component for Svelte. (70 stars, MIT)
- [fa-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fa-svelte/): Font Awesome 5 for svelte.js (70 stars, MIT)
- [retroui-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/retroui-svelte/): A retro-styled UI component library for Svelte applications. (70 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-tradingview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tradingview/): Svelte component for rendering the TradingView Advanced Real-Time Chart Widget (70 stars, MIT)
- [Svve11](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svve11/): An open source accessibility Svelte component library (69 stars, MIT)
- [vueframe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vueframe/): vueframe is no longer being maintained and has been moved to embedz (69 stars, MIT)
- [s-offline](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/s-offline/): Simple Svelte component to detect offline & online changes. (68 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-changelog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-changelog/): A nice UI to stay up-to-date with Svelte releases (67 stars, MIT)
- [sv-efferd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sv-efferd/): A collection of beautifully crafted Svelte Shadcn Marketing blocks. (67 stars, MIT)
- [neobrutalism-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/neobrutalism-svelte/): Neobrutalism UI components for Svelte, built on shadcn-svelte (66 stars, MIT)
- [more-shadcn-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/more-shadcn-svelte/): Collection of new shadcn-svelte components (66 stars, MIT)
- [svhighlight](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svhighlight/): A code syntax highlighter for Svelte using highlight.js, with line blur, highligthing, and focus buttons. The component can be easily customized with Tailwind CSS. (65 stars, MIT)
- [shadcn-svelte-enhancements](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-svelte-enhancements/): A collection of additional components designed specifically for Shadcn-Svelte. (59 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-components/): Handy components for building sites in SvelteKit (59 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [shadcn-svelte-mcp](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-svelte-mcp/): Mastra MCP server and tooling for the shadcn-svelte component docs and developer utilities. (57 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-swiper-cards](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-swiper-cards/): tinder like swipeable cards component for svelte (55 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-algolia-instantsearch](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-algolia-instantsearch/): A Svelte component library for Algolia InstantSearch.js (54 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-fast-marquee](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-fast-marquee/): Svelte marquee component — fast, CSS-driven, SSR-friendly. The Svelte version of react-fast-marquee. (53 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-maplibre-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-maplibre-components/): This repository to manage packages of svelte maplibre components for water application. (52 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-headlessui-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headlessui-starter/): Launch your next Svelte app using Headless UI. Mirror of Svelte Headless UI Starter on Codeberg. (52 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [lakevision](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/lakevision/): Lakevision is a tool which provides insights into your Apache Iceberg based Data Lakehouse. (52 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-treeview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-treeview/): A flexible hierarchical tree component for Svelte 5 with path-based data structure, async search indexing, drag & drop, and context menus (52 stars, MIT)
- [fsm-engine](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fsm-engine/): A Figma like Editor to Design Custom Finite State Machines (48 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-remixicon](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-remixicon/): An icon library for Svelte/SvelteKit based on Remix Icon. Consists of more than 3000 icons. (47 stars, MIT)
- [diff-viewer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/diff-viewer/): Featureful and performant web-based diff viewer (46 stars)
- [fluent-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fluent-web/): A web component for using projectfluent.org/ (45 stars, MIT)
- [notion-avatar-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/notion-avatar-svelte/): Notion-styled avatar editor for your Svelte project! (45 stars, MIT)
- [gardenjs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gardenjs/): Component library explorer for UI development, testing and documentation. (44 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-subcomponent-preprocessor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-subcomponent-preprocessor/): A Svelte preprocessor for writing more than one component per file. (44 stars)
- [wm-project-astro-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wm-project-astro-components/): 150+ production-ready, accessible, GDPR-compliant Astro components (44 stars)
- [svelte-share-buttons-component](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-share-buttons-component/): A project worth exploring. (41 stars, MIT)
- [gix-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gix-components/): A UI kit developed by the GIX team (41 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [neo-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/neo-svelte/): Neomorphic ui library for svelte 5 (41 stars, MIT)
- [pencere](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pencere/): Zero-dependency lightbox for images, video, iframes & custom renderers. Native View Transitions morph, WCAG 2.2 AA, hooks + plugins, controlled mode. Pure TypeScript, works everywhere. (40 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-lazy-image](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-lazy-image/): Svelte action and component to lazy load an image (40 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-landing-daisy](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-landing-daisy/): A landing page template with various persistent themes using SvelteKit, TailwindCSS, and DaisyUI. (38 stars)
- [svelte-dodge](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dodge/): Make components dodge the pointer. (38 stars, MIT)
- [sveltegram](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltegram/): Reactive Telegram widgets built with svelte (37 stars, MIT)
- [flowbite-svelte-next](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flowbite-svelte-next/): Flowbite Svelte is a UI library built from scratch to leverage Svelte 5's runes system, creating smooth, reactive components (37 stars, MIT)
- [meteor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/meteor/): Handcrafted line by line, for as little code as possible (36 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-number-format](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-number-format/): Svelte 5 lightweight and reactive number input component, built on top of intl-number-input (35 stars, MIT)
- [svgl-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svgl-svelte/): An optimized package with SVG logos to be used as Svelte components. (33 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-bar-chart-race](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bar-chart-race/): Bar chart race visualization for Svelte (33 stars, MIT)
- [rokkit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rokkit/): A set of composable, data-driven and themeable UI components. (32 stars, MIT)
- [focus-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/focus-svelte/): focus lock for svelte (32 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-radix](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-radix/): 310+ SVG Radix icons components for Svelte (32 stars, MIT)
- [ui-modernizer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ui-modernizer/): One prompt to modernize React + Tailwind UIs. A Claude Code Skill. (32 stars, MIT)
- [components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/components/): Effortless Svelte Components (31 stars, MIT)
- [formate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/formate/): Build forms in minutes (30 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-headless-table](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-headless-table/): A powerful, headless table library for Svelte that provides complete control over table UI while handling complex data operations like sorting, filtering, pagination, grouping, and row expansion. Build custom, accessible data tables with zero styling opinions. (30 stars, MIT)

## AI & ML (61)

- [open-webui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/open-webui/): User-friendly AI Interface (Supports Ollama, OpenAI API,...) (145,348 stars)
- [ai](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ai/): The AI Toolkit for TypeScript. From the creators of Next.js, the AI SDK is a free open-source library for building AI-powered applications and agents (25,539 stars)
- [chat-ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/chat-ui/): The open source codebase powering HuggingChat (10,821 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [deep-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/deep-chat/): Fully customizable AI chatbot component for your website (3,669 stars, MIT)
- [surf](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/surf/): Personal AI Notebooks. Organize files & webpages and generate notes from them. Open source, local & open data, open model choice (incl. local). (3,476 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [ai](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ai/): Type-safe, provider-agnostic TypeScript AI SDK for streaming chat, tool calling, agents, and multimodal apps across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid. (2,888 stars, MIT)
- [markstream-vue](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/markstream-vue/): Multi-framework streaming Markdown renderers for AI apps: Vue/Nuxt, React/Next.js, Svelte, and Angular, with Mermaid, KaTeX, Shiki, Monaco, safe HTML, and low-jitter updates. (2,660 stars, MIT)
- [obsidian-Smart2Brain](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/obsidian-smart2brain/): An Obsidian plugin to interact with your privacy focused AI-Assistant making your second brain even smarter! (1,199 stars, MIT)
- [JamAIBase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jamaibase/): The collaborative spreadsheet for AI. Chain cells into powerful pipelines, experiment with prompts and models, and evaluate LLM responses in real-time. Work together seamlessly to build and iterate on AI applications. (1,102 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [comark](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/comark/): A high-performance Markdown parser and renderer for Angular, React, Svelte, Vue, HTML and ANSI. (816 stars, MIT)
- [frontman](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/frontman/): The AI agent that lives in your framework/browser (610 stars)
- [saga-reader](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/saga-reader/): Blazing-Fast and Extremely-Lightweight Internet Reader driven by AI! Your AI-Powered think tank assistant.(Built with Rust, Tauri & Svelte) (532 stars, MIT)
- [tinykit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tinykit/): Self-hosted Lovable/v0 alternative. Realtime database & storage included. (507 stars, MIT)
- [slickgpt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/slickgpt/): SlickGPT is a light-weight "use-your-own-API-key" web client for the OpenAI API written in Svelte. It offers GPT-4 integration, a userless share feature and other superpowers. (474 stars, MIT)
- [on-device-transcription](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/on-device-transcription/): A ready-to-use, minimal app that converts any speech into text. (386 stars, MIT)
- [show-me-the-story](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/show-me-the-story/): Self-hosted AI novel generator: single Go binary + web UI. OpenAI-compatible API → outline → chapter-by-chapter writing with review, foreshadowing, fact-check, and full-book polish. Chinese & English. (344 stars, MIT)
- [QA-Pilot](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/qa-pilot/): QA-Pilot is an interactive chat project that leverages online/local LLM for rapid understanding and navigation of GitHub code repository. (326 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [homebox-companion](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/homebox-companion/): AI-powered companion for Homebox. Snap photos and let AI auto-identify and catalog items into your inventory, then use the AI Chat to organize, search, and update your inventory effortlessly. (323 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [LangGraph-GUI](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/langgraph-gui/): Visual node-edge graph GUI editor for LangGraph and run with local LLM or online API (263 stars, MIT)
- [boring-computers](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boring-computers/): On-demand Linux computers you can hand to an AI — real Firecracker microVMs with a browser, terminal, coding agents, and an AI that drives them. (261 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [StudyCraft](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/studycraft/): A multi-platform desktop application to help you study by automatically creating flashcard decks and tests based on your study materials. (247 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [OpenCovibe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/opencovibe/): Local-first desktop app for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex). Built with Tauri v2 + Svelte 5. (235 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [river](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/river/): the sane way to work with ai agent streams (type safety and stream resuming out of the box) (226 stars, MIT)
- [llum](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/llum/): A fast, light, open chat UI with full tool use support across many models (219 stars, MIT)
- [Exort](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/exort/): Exort is a coding agent for embedded devices (217 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [spatz](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/spatz/): An opinionated template for building full-stack Svelte applications ridiculously fast. Includes auth, database, admin panel, user dashboard, themes, icons, and more. (215 stars, MIT)
- [nextlint](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nextlint/): Rich text editor (WYSIWYG) written in Svelte, build on top of tiptap, prosemirror, AI prompt integrated. Dark/Light theme support (205 stars)
- [free-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/free-chat/): An elegant LLM chat UI forked from chatgpt-demo of @anse-app. Index site at https://free-chat.asia (196 stars, MIT)
- [Scapix](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scapix/): An image upscaling and denoiser app (190 stars)
- [svelte-bench](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-bench/): An LLM benchmark for Svelte 5 based on the OpenAI methodology from OpenAIs paper "Evaluating Large Language Models Trained on Code". (184 stars)
- [sveltekit-ai-chatbot](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-ai-chatbot/): A full-featured, hackable SvelteKit AI chatbot (178 stars, MIT)
- [mdflux](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mdflux/): Turn any document into clean, AI-ready Markdown. Local-first desktop app: reads scanned PDFs, batches folders, runs offline, and uses far fewer tokens than vision models. (178 stars, MIT)
- [catgo-LRG](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/catgo-lrg/): AI-driven workbench for computational materials science — interactive 3D structure viewer, natural-language CatBot assistant, visual DAG workflow engine, HPC job submission. Tauri desktop app with SvelteKit frontend and FastAPI Python backend. Drives VASP, ORCA, CP2K, QE, GPAW, DFTB+, SIESTA, LAMMPS. (164 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [codeverter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/codeverter/): Convert code to your programming language of choice (150 stars, MIT)
- [gpt-wordbook](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gpt-wordbook/): （GPT-Wordbook） AI ， GPT ，、、、，。 Astro + GPT ，、，、。 https://word.lovejade.cn. (149 stars, MIT)
- [k-means-explorable](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/k-means-explorable/): An Explorable Explainer of K-Means Clustering (133 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-markdown](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-markdown/): Markdown and HTML renderer for Svelte 5 — built for streaming AI agent output from Claude Code, ChatGPT, and agentic workflows. XSS-safe defaults, token caching, TypeScript types. (121 stars, MIT)
- [Oxide-Lab](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/oxide-lab/): Modern desktop application (Rust + Tauri v2 + Svelte 5 + Candle (HF)) for communicating with AI models that runs completely locally on your computer. No subscriptions, no data sent to the internet — just you and your personal AI assistant (115 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [glucose_media_player](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/glucose-media-player/): A Full-Featured, Powerful & Ultra-lightweight, video player for Windows with on-device AI powered subtitle generation. Tauri + Svelte (109 stars, EUPL-1.2)
- [sv-agentation](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sv-agentation/): Svelte Agentation: The visual feedback tool for agents. (104 stars, MIT)
- [copilot-unleashed](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/copilot-unleashed/): A mobile first, self-hosted multi-model AI chat powered by the GitHub Copilot SDK. A modern alternative to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. (103 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-skills-kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-skills-kit/): Claude Code Skills for Svelte and SvelteKit (90 stars)
- [acepe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/acepe/): The Agentic Developer Environment to orchestrate Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Opencode. (88 stars, MIT)
- [ComparIA](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/comparia/): Open source LLM arena created by the French Government (77 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [OpenTranscribe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/opentranscribe/): Self-hosted AI-powered transcription platform with speaker diarization, search, and collaboration features. Built with Svelte, FastAPI, and Docker for easy deployment. (74 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [chatgpt-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/chatgpt-svelte/): A simple UI for the ChatGPT Open AI Api (71 stars, MIT)
- [deorum](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/deorum/): Customizable fantasy characters gallery (61 stars, MIT)
- [Heliox-OS](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/heliox-os/): An open-source, privacy-first AI System Control Agent (JARVIS-like) using voice and hand gestures (57 stars, MIT)
- [wordsea](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wordsea/): Open source codebase powering the WordSea dictionary app. (57 stars)
- [frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/frontend/): Nuclia RAG-as-a-Service, automatically indexes files and documents, from internal and external sources, to fuel diverse company use cases with LLMs. (56 stars, MIT)
- [terraphim-ai](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/terraphim-ai/): Terraphim AI: deterministic AI Assistant (54 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [sveltekit-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-chat/): An example SvelteKit project, with a server endpoint written with LangChain. (53 stars)
- [sveltekit-modal-langchain](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-modal-langchain/): An example SvelteKit project using sveltekit-modal, with a Python server endpoint written in langchain. (48 stars)
- [resonant](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/resonant/): Open-source relational AI framework with identity persistence, memory, and MCP integration. Build relationship-aware AI agents that remember, grow, and maintain continuity. Built on Claude Agent SDK. (45 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [YetAnother-WhosAtMyFeeder](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/yetanother-whosatmyfeeder/): AI-powered bird identification for Frigate NVR. Classifies birds from your feeder camera using TensorFlow Lite and displays them in a real-time dashboard. (40 stars, MIT)
- [utsuwa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/utsuwa/): Utsuwa is an open-source alternative to Grok Companion. This is a platform where you can have a virtual AI waifu that learns and grows with you, bundled with optional mechanics inspired by Japanese dating sim games. (40 stars, MIT)
- [frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/frontend/): UI of stocknear - Open Source Stock Analysis (38 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-vrm-live](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-vrm-live/): Threlte Live – A SvelteKit + Three.js platform for live-streaming 3D VRM avatars. Features real-time chat with Google Generative AI, ElevenLabs TTS lip-sync, Mixamo animations, and Cloudflare edge deployment – perfect for creating interactive, high-performance streaming overlays. (36 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [cmdr](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cmdr/): ⌘ Crazy fast, keyboard-driven two-pane file manager for macOS. Source-available, free for personal use. With fully optional, privacy-first AI features. (36 stars)
- [sitegeist](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sitegeist/): A visual benchmark testing whether leading coding agents repeat the same design patterns across 100 neutral website briefs. (34 stars, MIT)
- [infinity-loop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/infinity-loop/): AI knowledge graph explorer built with Tauri + Svelte + Rust (31 stars)

## Blogs (61)

- [sveltia-cms](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltia-cms/): Leading Git-based headless CMS. Successor to Netlify/Decap CMS. Modern UX, first-class i18n support, mobile support + 100s of improvements. Framework-agnostic, open source & free. (2,577 stars, MIT)
- [Firefly](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/firefly/): ， Astro | Firefly, fresh and aesthetic Astro blog theme template, Secondary development based on Fuwari. (1,604 stars, MIT)
- [terminal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/terminal/): Terminal style website (1,546 stars, MIT)
- [urara](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/urara/): Sweet, Powerful, IndieWeb-Compatible SvelteKit Blog Starter. [Polaris] (647 stars, WTFPL)
- [enscribe.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/enscribe-dev/): My personal information security blog. Built with Astro, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui. (580 stars)
- [sveltepress](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltepress/): A content centered site build tool, build on top of Sveltekit. (528 stars, MIT)
- [site](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/site/): Minimal portfolio site (502 stars)
- [svelte-QWER](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-qwer/): Simply Awesome Blog Starter built with SvelteKit and Love (474 stars, MIT)
- [re-start](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/re-start/): a tui-style browser startpage (431 stars, MIT)
- [swyxdotio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/swyxdotio/): This is the repo for swyx's blog - Blog content is created in github issues, then posted on swyx.io as blog pages! Comment/watch to follow along my blog within GitHub (412 stars, MIT)
- [fantinel.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fantinel-dev/): Personal website and blog made with Astro (333 stars)
- [Twilight](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/twilight/): A CMS integrated static blog template | (308 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-blog-mdx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-blog-mdx/): SvelteKit MDX starter blog with MDsveX (Svelte in markdown) (302 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [junglejs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/junglejs/): The Jamstack static site framework for Svelte (274 stars, MIT)
- [portfolio_v3](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/portfolio-v3/): My current personal website (261 stars)
- [sveltekit-blog-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-blog-template/): A SvelteKit blog template (247 stars, MIT)
- [slick-portfolio-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/slick-portfolio-svelte/): Vercel-like style portfolio template for developers. (239 stars)
- [musabhassan.com](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/musabhassan-com/): My personal portfolio and all its assets. As seen on Awwwards. (209 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [blento](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/blento/): your bento style website with data hosted on your bluesky PDS, svelte/tailwind (202 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-static-blog-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-static-blog-template/): A lightweight and customizable template for blogs and portfolio websites, built with SvelteKit. (199 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [sveltekit-mdsvex-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-mdsvex-blog/): A minimalistic blog template built with SvelteKit and MDsveX (176 stars, MIT)
- [statue](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/statue/): Statue: Svelte + Markdown Static Site Generator, launch a website for your business, blog, portfolio, or product in seconds, with one-line setup (175 stars, MIT)
- [astro-theme-thought-lite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-theme-thought-lite/): A modern Astro theme, focused on content creation. (162 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [identia](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/identia/): [DEPRECATED] Decentralized, censorship resistant social media on IPFS. (162 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [my-website](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/my-website/): My personal homepage. A developer portfolio site that aggregates all your projects, blog posts, and stats in one place (158 stars)
- [astro-whono](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-whono/): Astro ，。 (147 stars, MIT)
- [Hakuba](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hakuba/): A fast blog starter that reads data off GitHub Discussions. (145 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [SupaComments](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/supacomments/): A blazing fast, lightweight, and open source comment system for your static website, blogs powered by Supabase (144 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [portfolio-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/portfolio-template/): Minimalist Developer Portfolio Template using Svelte, Inspired from Magic UI (140 stars, MIT)
- [microfolio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/microfolio/): A modern static portfolio generator based on SvelteKit 2 and Tailwind CSS 4 (138 stars, MIT)
- [affa.nz](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/affa-nz/): Personal website made with SvelteKit (133 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [blockhead](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/blockhead/): An open-source interface for the decentralized web. Track, visualize and explore EVM-based blockchains, onchain accounts, smart contracts, transactions, DeFi apps and web3 protocols in one place – YOU decide which data sources to use! B⃞ (132 stars)
- [elianiva.com](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/elianiva-com/): My personal website made with Astro + Svelte and UnoCSS. Deployed at Cloudflare Pages. (127 stars)
- [www](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/www/): Source code for my blog. (93 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [sveltekit-mdsvex-starter-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-mdsvex-starter-blog/): A Markdown blog built with SvelteKit, MDSveX, Tailwind CSS and DaisyUI (89 stars)
- [v4](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/v4/): My 2023 personal portfolio & blog, built with SvelteKit (80 stars)
- [Momo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/momo/): A nimimal blog template build with Astro | Blog， Astro (77 stars, MIT)
- [dev-port](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dev-port/): My portfolio website, still in progress. (70 stars)
- [SvelteKit-Portfolio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-portfolio/): Simple portfolio website made in svelteKit (68 stars, MIT)
- [route](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/route/): a developer's bio link (66 stars, MIT)
- [hagura-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hagura-sveltekit/): A minimal markdown blog template built using SvelteKit (64 stars)
- [astro-blog-shokax](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-blog-shokax/): Astro port of the Hexo theme ShokaX, featuring a clean design and modern blog experience. (63 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [grtblog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/grtblog/): ，。 SvelteKit Go ，、 (63 stars, MIT)
- [nyx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nyx/): My third iteration of a portfolio website (60 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [scottspence.com](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scottspence-com/): My blog made with SvelteKit and MDSveX (59 stars)
- [endigo-design](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/endigo-design/): The portfolio of Chris Simmons (56 stars)
- [tablog-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tablog-svelte/): Tablog reimagined in Svelte/SvelteKit, a lightweight blogging setup powered entirely by Markdown. (53 stars, MIT)
- [flo-bit.github.io](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flo-bit-github-io/): my personal website, w/ astro, svelte, tailwind, typescript, threlte (48 stars)
- [slick-portfolio-svelte-5](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/slick-portfolio-svelte-5/): The rewrite of the slick-portfolio-svelte using sveltekit (svelte 5) and shadcn-svelte (47 stars, MIT)
- [reader-project](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/reader-project/): RSS/Atom feed reader for your desktop. (46 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-mdsvex-blog-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-mdsvex-blog-template/): MDsveX blog starter template built with Sveltekit & Tailwind (44 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-notion-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-notion-blog/): A plug and play library for setting up blogs in subdirectory or main directory in Sveltekit projects using Notion as CMS. (43 stars)
- [www](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/www/): my website (43 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/blog/): blog (37 stars, MIT)
- [akellbl4](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/akellbl4/): Here is my personal site which was built with Astro and TailwindCSS (37 stars, MIT)
- [nooc.me](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nooc-me/): The source code of my homepage (36 stars)
- [kio.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kio-dev/): My personal site & devblog (34 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [Portfolio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/portfolio/): World's most advanced high school admissions system. Design by Aletheie. Code by EETagent & starvy (31 stars)
- [sveltekit-blog-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-blog-template/): A minimalistic markdown based blog template built with Sveltekit(v1.0+) (31 stars, MIT)
- [astro-blog-markdown](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-blog-markdown/): Starter for a fast Astro blog using Markdown and a spot of Svelte (31 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [portfolio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/portfolio/): > Duh! my website, cause you ought to have one? (30 stars, ISC)

## Templates (54)

- [extension.js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/extension-js/): The cross-browser extension framework. (5,031 stars, MIT)
- [vite-electron-builder](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vite-electron-builder/): Secure boilerplate for Electron app based on Vite. TypeScript + Vue/React/Angular/Svelte/Vanilla (2,989 stars, MIT)
- [CMSaasStarter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cmsaasstarter/): A modern SaaS template/boilerplate built with SvelteKit, Tailwind, and Supabase. Includes marketing page, blog, subscriptions, auth, user dashboard, user settings, pricing page, and more. (2,346 stars, MIT)
- [create-chrome-ext](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/create-chrome-ext/): Scaffolding your Chrome extension! Boilerplates: react \ vue \ svelte \ solid \ preact \ alpine \ lit \ stencil \ inferno \ vanilla (2,121 stars, MIT)
- [justship](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/justship/): A svelte 5 and sveltekit saas boilerplate. Including database, authentication, email, analytics (643 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-starter/): Sveltekit starter project created with sveltekit, typescript, tailwindcss, postcss, husky, and storybook. The project has the structure set up for the scaleable web application. (636 stars, MIT)
- [pocketbase-sveltekit-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pocketbase-sveltekit-starter/): a starter project to build a SvelteKit frontend with PocketBase backend (506 stars, MIT)
- [boring-stack](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boring-stack/): Ship JavaScript products with battle-tested technologies in days not weeks. (501 stars, MIT)
- [bolt-cep](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bolt-cep/): A lightning-fast framework for building Adobe CEP Extensions in Svelte, React, or Vue built on Vite + TypeScript + Sass (492 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-starter/): A Svelte starter template for projects (450 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-starter-kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-starter-kit/): Svelte with brilliant bells and useful whistles (450 stars, MIT)
- [tauri2-svelte5-shadcn](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tauri2-svelte5-shadcn/): A clean desktop application template that combines Tauri 2 with Svelte 5 + Shadcn-svelte, including automated CI/CD pipelines for Windows, Linux, and Mac builds. (375 stars, MIT)
- [quick-start](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/quick-start/): An easy way to start a front-end project. (363 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-storybook-tailwind](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-storybook-tailwind/): A starter template for Svelte, TailwindCSS and Storybook. You can easily start your project with this template, instead of wasting time figuring out configurations for each integration. (323 stars)
- [chrome-extension-svelte-typescript-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/chrome-extension-svelte-typescript-boilerplate/): Boilerplate for Chrome Extension Svelte Typescript project (297 stars)
- [sveltekit-electron](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-electron/): Minimal Sveltekit + Electron starter template. (296 stars, MIT)
- [netrock](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/netrock/): SaaS starter kit for small productions -.NET 10 Clean Architecture API + SvelteKit frontend, fully dockerized. Fork it, init it, build your product.. (229 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-pwa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-pwa/): Svelte Progresssive Web App (PWA) starter template (226 stars)
- [sveltekit-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-blog/): Sveltekit blog starter project created with sveltekit, typescript, tailwindcss, postcss, husky, and storybook. The project has the structure set up for the scaleable web application. (210 stars, MIT)
- [RazorSvelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/razorsvelte/): Template project for the.NET Razor Pages with Svelte Framework, Bootstrap, and Rollup (199 stars, MIT)
- [tauri-sveltekit-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tauri-sveltekit-template/): Tauri + SvelteKit template (193 stars)
- [svelte-slides](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-slides/): A Reveal.js boilerplate with Svelte, TailwindCSS and Vite (141 stars)
- [tauri-astro-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tauri-astro-template/): Tauri, Astro, and Svelte template (132 stars)
- [svelte-electron-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-electron-boilerplate/): Create a desktop app with this user-friendly Svelte boilerplate for electron (132 stars)
- [modernstack-saas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/modernstack-saas/): A modern SaaS template/boilerplate built with SvelteKit, Convex, Better Auth, and shadcn-svelte. Includes subscriptions, auth, user & admin dashboard, user settings, and more. (130 stars, MIT)
- [sttv](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sttv/): A starter template for Svelte, Tailwind, Typescript, and Vite (116 stars)
- [Svelte-Starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-starter/): A boilerplate for SSR Client with HTML5, Svelte, and Tailwind on Vite. (114 stars)
- [tauri2-svelte5-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tauri2-svelte5-boilerplate/): A clean desktop application template that combines Tauri 2 with Svelte 5 + DaisyUI, including automated CI/CD pipelines for Windows, Linux, and Mac builds. (107 stars, MIT)
- [turbo-payload](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/turbo-payload/): A monorepo built on Payload 3 to demonstrate the use of frameworks other than Next.js for their frontend. (106 stars, MIT)
- [startup-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/startup-template/): Start Up Template Inspired from Magic UI (106 stars, MIT)
- [surreal-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/surreal-sveltekit/): A Starter Kit with SurrealDB and Svelte [ SvelteKit ], featuring Authentication and CRUD Operations + Realtime (104 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-template/): An easy-to-use Svelte template! (Svelte + Typescript + Parcel + Express) 2020 (97 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-electron-adapter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-electron-adapter/): Adapter for building desktop apps with Svelte Kit and Electron (81 stars)
- [turbosvelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/turbosvelte/): A SvelteKit monorepo starter project powered by Turborepo! (81 stars, MIT)
- [sanity-template-sveltekit-clean](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sanity-template-sveltekit-clean/): Clean starter template with SvelteKit (80 stars)
- [svelte-express-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-express-boilerplate/): Boilerplate for developing full stack apps with Express and Svelte.js (78 stars, MIT)
- [micro-frontend-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/micro-frontend-starter/): Micro frontend template for starter using qiankun + Vite + TypeScript + Vue3 + React.js + Svelte (77 stars, MIT)
- [templatus-inertia](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/templatus-inertia/): Opinionated template for starting new web applications with Ruby on Rails and Inertia (using Svelte.js) (74 stars, MIT)
- [django-svelte-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/django-svelte-template/): sveltekit / svelte5 with django; auth, forms-actions, toast/flash messages, validations and more (72 stars)
- [svelte-tailwind-extension-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tailwind-extension-boilerplate/): A Chrome extension boilerplate built with Svelte, TailwindCSS, Jest, and Rollup. (70 stars)
- [fastapi-svelte-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fastapi-svelte-starter/): This is a tutorial and template on how to combine FastAPI with Svelte (66 stars)
- [threejs-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/threejs-sveltekit/): 3D with SvelteKit and Three.js (62 stars)
- [astro-i18n-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-i18n-starter/): Astro i18n Starter is a complete starter template for multilingual websites built with Astro framework, featuring URL localization and comprehensive internationalization support. (61 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-pocketbase-turborepo-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-pocketbase-turborepo-template/): A template for an extensible SvelteKit + Pocketbase + Turborepo codebase. (56 stars, MIT)
- [discover-twitter-spaces](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/discover-twitter-spaces/): Discover Twitter Spaces is a tool that helps you find Twitter Spaces. We use data from Twitter to find the Twitter Spaces. You can use this tool to find Twitter Spaces. (55 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-kit-ethers-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-kit-ethers-template/): Typescript Boilerplate for building Ethereum dApps with Svelte Kit, TailwindCSS & Ethers. (54 stars)
- [saas-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/saas-starter/): Open-source SvelteKit + Convex SaaS template that gets harder to break the more agents work on it. Auth, billing, admin, AI chat, email, and i18n ship end to end. Every recurring bug class becomes an ESLint rule, banned-pattern check, test, or validator, enforced in CI. Deploy on Cloudflare or Vercel for $0. (45 stars)
- [svelte-dotnet-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dotnet-template/): A simple project template for working with Svelte and ASP.NET. The template consists of 2 projects - a Svelte project (Client) that utilizes SvelteKit for the routing and an ASP.NET API (Server). (45 stars, MIT)
- [wails-template-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wails-template-sveltekit/): Wails.io template using SvelteKit - trades SSR for golang within the app (44 stars)
- [strapi-starter-minimal-sapper-blog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/strapi-starter-minimal-sapper-blog/): A minimal Sapper Blog built with Strapi (42 stars)
- [svelte-gsap-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-gsap-template/): A production-ready, Awwwards-style creative agency landing page template built with Svelte 5, GSAP 3, and Tailwind CSS v4. (36 stars)
- [sveltekit-maplibre-boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-maplibre-boilerplate/): This is a template to develop maplibre application by sveltekit (36 stars, MIT)
- [laravel-svelte-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/laravel-svelte-starter/): Starter template using Laravel and Svelte with InertiaJS (35 stars, MIT)
- [boilerplate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boilerplate/): A collection of 20 frontend and full-stack starter templates covering React, Vue, Svelte, SolidJS, Webpack, Vite, Rspack, TypeScript, and more (34 stars)

## Mobile (38)

- [immich](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/immich/): High performance self-hosted photo and video management solution. (107,593 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [NativeScript](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nativescript/): Write Native with TypeScript Best of all worlds (TypeScript, Swift, Objective C, Kotlin, Java, Dart). Use what you love Angular, React, Solid, Svelte, Vue with: iOS (UIKit, SwiftUI), Android (View, Jetpack Compose), Flutter and you name it compatible. (25,553 stars, MIT)
- [boardgame.io](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/boardgame-io/): State Management and Multiplayer Networking for Turn-Based Games (12,374 stars, MIT)
- [openreplay](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/openreplay/): Session replay, cobrowsing and product analytics you can self-host. Best for reproducing issues and iterating on your product. (12,220 stars)
- [FigmaToCode](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/figmatocode/): Generate responsive pages and apps on HTML, Tailwind, Flutter and SwiftUI. (5,060 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [openpencil](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/openpencil/): The world's first open-source AI-native vector design tool and the first to feature concurrent Agent Teams. Design-as-Code. Turn prompts into UI directly on the live canvas. A modern alternative to Pencil. (4,051 stars, MIT)
- [shadcn-ui-mcp-server](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/shadcn-ui-mcp-server/): A mcp server to allow LLMS gain context about shadcn ui component structure,usage and installation,compaitable with react,svelte 5,vue & React Native (2,863 stars, MIT)
- [redux-zero](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/redux-zero/): A lightweight state container based on Redux (1,961 stars, MIT)
- [serwist](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/serwist/): A Swiss Army knife for service workers. (1,445 stars, MIT)
- [core](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/core/): Core components for enabling Ionic in your Svelte(Kit) project (830 stars, MIT)
- [freespeech](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/freespeech/): A free program designed to help the non-verbal. (597 stars)
- [monicon](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/monicon/): Universal Icon Library (532 stars, MIT)
- [nx-extensions](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nx-extensions/): Nx Extensions for Stencil, Svelte, SolidJS, Preact, Ionic, and Capacitor (489 stars, MIT)
- [firefly](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/firefly/): The official IOTA and Shimmer wallet (480 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [TerrariumPI](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/terrariumpi/): Home automated terrarium/aquarium or other enclosed environment with a Raspberry Pi (467 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [flood-for-transmission](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/flood-for-transmission/): A Flood (https://github.com/Flood-UI/flood) clone for Transmission (444 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [simple-cloud-music](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/simple-cloud-music/): It's actively developed around javascript, music-player, netease-cloud-music, and is a solid reference for anyone building with these tools. (408 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-capacitor](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-capacitor/): Build hybrid mobile apps using Svelte and CapacitorJS with live reloading on Android and iOS! [!] Moved to Codeberg (386 stars, MIT)
- [curi](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/curi/): A JavaScript router for single-page applications (269 stars, MIT)
- [comine](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/comine/): Cross-platform media (video, audio), file, torrent, gallery, & more downloader/archiver. Available on Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android. (180 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [examples-es](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/examples-es/): Examples for using Connect with various TypeScript web frameworks and tooling. (164 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [nutritrace](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/nutritrace/): Self-hosted personal nutrition tracker — single Docker container, AGPL-3.0, no telemetry, no cloud sync. (141 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [karui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/karui/): A privacy friendly, aesthetically pleasing google tasks alternative to do list app, inspired by system-24 theme and windows mobile design system. It's just a 64kb apk. (112 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [yoink](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/yoink/): A simple, open-source media downloader powered by yt-dlp (93 stars, MIT)
- [talk.js](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/talk-js/): A monthly meet up for all things JavaScript, Node.js, and the modern web (81 stars)
- [svelte-zoom](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-zoom/): Nearly native image scaling in web (/), rich in functionality. This will make your mobile users happy (79 stars, MIT)
- [WhatSend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/whatsend/): A Webapp which lets you reach out to anyone on Whatsapp without saving the number to contact (70 stars, MIT)
- [btcmap.org](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/btcmap-org/): Free and open source bitcoin map web application (69 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [money-keeper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/money-keeper/): Manage your finances (65 stars)
- [vmail](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vmail/): VMail - check the markup (HTML, CSS) of HTML email template compatibility with email clients (55 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-cordova-adapter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-cordova-adapter/): Adapter for building mobile apps with Svelte Kit and Apache Cordova or Ionic Capacitor (52 stars)
- [svelte-tower-defence](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-tower-defence/): A TowerDefence clicker game made with Svelte 5, without canvas. Playable on different screens, Mobile or Desktop. Created during SvelteHack 2024 (50 stars, MIT)
- [ziko-wrapper](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ziko-wrapper/): render zikojs elements within other frameworks (48 stars, MIT)
- [capkit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/capkit/): CLI to integrate Capacitor into SvelteKit (42 stars, MIT)
- [HSR-Warp-Simulator](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hsr-warp-simulator/): Just a Realistic Gacha Simulator for Honkai: Star Rail, Simulate your luck indefinitely through a web-based Application. (41 stars, MIT)
- [Fluyer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/fluyer/): Music Player (35 stars, MIT)
- [mail.forwardemail.net](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mail-forwardemail-net/): Open-Source & Privacy-focused Webmail: A privacy-first, offline-capable Progressive Web App for Forward Email. Ships as static assets and runs entirely in the browser with local caching, full-text search, and multi-account support. (31 stars)
- [room-tba](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/room-tba/): Room TBA: a Svelte web app that helps UPLB students find classes and rooms on campus, with filters, schedules, building info, OpenStreetMap directions, and offline support. (30 stars, MIT)

## APIs (33)

- [query](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/query/): Powerful asynchronous state management, server-state utilities and data fetching for the web. TS/JS, React Query, Solid Query, Svelte Query and Vue Query. (49,991 stars, MIT)
- [orpc](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/orpc/): Typesafe APIs Made Simple (5,393 stars, MIT)
- [altcha](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/altcha/): GDPR, WCAG 2.2 AA, and EAA compliant, self-hosted CAPTCHA alternative with PoW mechanism. (2,578 stars, MIT)
- [kubb](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kubb/): The meta framework for code generation. Automate OpenAPI to type-safe TypeScript, Zod, and TanStack Query with a modular, plugin-based engine. (1,760 stars, MIT)
- [wombat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wombat/): Cross platform gRPC client (1,432 stars, MIT)
- [trpc-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/trpc-sveltekit/): End-to-end typesafe APIs with tRPC.io for your SvelteKit applications. (839 stars, ISC)
- [kitql](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/kitql/): A set of standalone tools to SpeedRun WebApps! (455 stars, MIT)
- [leed_pdf_viewer](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/leed-pdf-viewer/): Open-source PDF annotation and drawing tool built for privacy. Sketch and annotate PDFs with natural pen-like precision, drawing tablet support. SvelteKit + Tauri. (421 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [awwesome](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/awwesome/): Enhanced user interface for Awesome Selfhosted (373 stars, BSD-3-Clause)
- [typedwebhook.tools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/typedwebhook-tools/): A webhook testing tool for checking payloads, with automatic type generation (306 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [sgsg](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sgsg/): Open source application build using SvelteKit and Go connected via gRPC. (276 stars, MIT)
- [xray](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xray/): A human-readable Solana transaction explorer powered by Helius. (221 stars, MIT)
- [rusve](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rusve/): Open source application build using SvelteKit and Rust as modules connected via gRPC. (193 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-view-transition](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-view-transition/): Start using view transitions without any hassle! (189 stars, MIT)
- [trpc-sveltekit-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/trpc-sveltekit-example/): A sample SvelteKit application built to illustrate the usage of trpc-sveltekit. (140 stars, ISC)
- [arctic_shift_ui](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/arctic-shift-ui/): Web UI for searching and downloading archived Reddit data, from the Arctic Shift project (111 stars)
- [framework.dev](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/framework-dev/): A set of websites that act as collections of popular libraries and learning content for the web ecosystem. (103 stars, MIT)
- [qubit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/qubit/): Seamless RPC for Rust & TypeScript (89 stars, MIT)
- [coderstats](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/coderstats/): Data visualizations of your top languages, starred repositories and top repos. (86 stars, MIT)
- [trpc-svelte-query-adapter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/trpc-svelte-query-adapter/): A simple adapter to use `@tanstack/svelte-query` with trpc, similar to `@trpc/react-query`. (83 stars)
- [webstone-plugins](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/webstone-plugins/): Start your next full-stack application with Webstone and configure it as you go. (81 stars, MIT)
- [AniMouto](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/animouto/): Let an imouto improve your AniList experience. (80 stars, MIT)
- [svetch](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svetch/): Auto-Generated typesafe client & API docs generator for your Serverless Application (Svelte First) (73 stars)
- [that.us](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/that-us/): The THAT.US website. (71 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [aichatbestie](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/aichatbestie/): ChatGPT API wrapper (68 stars, MIT)
- [apity](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/apity/): A typed fetch client for openapi-typescript for use with SvelteKit (58 stars, MIT)
- [json-bucket](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/json-bucket/): Effortlessly store your JSON data and seamlessly access it anywhere through generated API routes. (51 stars)
- [epsilon.fm](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/epsilon-fm/): A modern open-source music distribution management system. (43 stars, MIT)
- [telegram-storage](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/telegram-storage/): Store files in Telegram messages for free and access them from a modern web interface (36 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-notion-kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-notion-kit/): Brings your Notion pages to SvelteKit (36 stars)
- [sveltekit-api-gen](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-api-gen/): Automatically generate OpenAPI 3.0 specifications from your SvelteKit server endpoints using JSDoc @swagger annotations. (35 stars, MIT)
- [devtools](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/devtools/): The OpenAPI generator for human and AI (34 stars, MIT)
- [octagon-api](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/octagon-api/): MMA fighters data and API (30 stars)

## Real-time (31)

- [cobalt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cobalt/): best way to save what you love (41,573 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [tinybase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tinybase/): A reactive data store & sync engine. (5,124 stars, MIT)
- [SyncedStore](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/syncedstore/): SyncedStore CRDT is an easy-to-use library for building live, collaborative applications that sync automatically. (1,866 stars, MIT)
- [live_svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/live-svelte/): Svelte inside Phoenix LiveView with seamless end-to-end reactivity (1,645 stars, MIT)
- [obs-web](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/obs-web/): OBS-web - the easiest way to control OBS remotely (1,444 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [svelte-persisted-store](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-persisted-store/): A Svelte store that persists to localStorage (1,156 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-sse](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-sse/): Server Sent Events with SvelteKit (455 stars, MIT)
- [liveview-svelte-pwa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/liveview-svelte-pwa/): Local-First LiveView Svelte ToDo App (298 stars, MIT)
- [SvelteKit-integrated-WebSocket](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-integrated-websocket/): First-class support for WebSockets within SvelteKit by attaching a WebSocket server to the global state. (235 stars, MIT)
- [pixel-art-together](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pixel-art-together/): Pixel Art Together is a multiplayer pixel art editor powered by Liveblocks. (212 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [frizzante](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/frizzante/): An opinionated web server framework written in Go that uses Svelte to render web pages. (200 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [LibreRemotePlay](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/libreremoteplay/): Free and OpenSource Steam Remote Play Alternative powered by WebRTC and Web APIs (180 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [zero-share](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/zero-share/): A secure P2P file sharing using WebRTC without server-side need. (150 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-realtime](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-realtime/): Native WebSocket RPC and reactive subscriptions for SvelteKit (136 stars, MIT)
- [PraccJS](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/praccjs/): Practice JavaScript with real-time code execution (131 stars, MIT)
- [syncrostate](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/syncrostate/): A project worth exploring. (119 stars, MIT)
- [CRStore](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/crstore/): Conflict-free replicated store. (107 stars, MIT)
- [osvauld](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/osvauld/): Fully open-source, end-to-end encrypted, peer-to-peer application suite. (101 stars, MIT)
- [gether](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gether/): A collaborative content editor for markdown or static site generators without lock-in (80 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [svelte-gundb-chat](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-gundb-chat/): Realtime decentralized chat - demo app for gundb (72 stars)
- [SpotMicroESP32-Leika](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/spotmicroesp32-leika/): My take on the quadruped Spot Micro robot. Its built around an ESP32 cam microcontroller and utilizes a svelte app to control it (70 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-openai-realtime-api](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-openai-realtime-api/): svelte component for using the openai realtime api (70 stars, MIT)
- [hugin-desktop](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hugin-desktop/): A secure and private messaging desktop application. (56 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [sveltekit-sse-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-sse-example/): SvelteKit Server-Sent Event example (49 stars)
- [F.A.R.T.](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/f-a-r-t/): Finally A Reliable Timetable - Real-time bus/tram departures for the Karlsruhe area (45 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [jambox](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jambox/): A collaborative real-time P2P virtual music instrument. (41 stars)
- [chatgpt-journal](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/chatgpt-journal/): Your journal/diary + ChatGPT = Chat Journal (41 stars, MIT)
- [convex-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/convex-sveltekit/): SvelteKit-native Convex integration. Real-time queries, form spreading, SSR-to-live transport. (33 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-video-meet](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-video-meet/): A video calling web app build with sveltekit and socketio (33 stars)
- [web-overlays](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/web-overlays/): HTML video overlays for OBS, XSplit, CasparCG and everything with web browser. Synchronizes data using gun, mqtt or websocket protocols. (32 stars)
- [sveltekit-mongodb](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-mongodb/): A simple web app that built with Svelte 5, MongoDB and TypeScript with features such as contact with nodemailer, realtime pagination and search. (30 stars)

## Dashboards (27)

- [evidence](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/evidence/): Business intelligence as code: build fast, interactive data visualizations in SQL and markdown (6,587 stars, MIT)
- [ballerine](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/ballerine/): Open-source infrastructure and data orchestration platform for risk decisioning (2,404 stars)
- [layercake](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/layercake/): graphics framework for sveltejs (1,782 stars, MIT)
- [Mongoku](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mongoku/): The Web-scale GUI for MongoDB (1,415 stars, MIT)
- [Muximux](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/muximux/): A self-hosted homelab dashboard with an optional built-in reverse proxy that makes stubborn apps work in iframes (1,194 stars, GPL-2.0)
- [svelte-grid](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-grid/): A responsive, draggable and resizable grid layout, for Svelte. [NOT MAINTAINED] (1,003 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-gantt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-gantt/): Interactive JavaScript Gantt chart/resource booking component (620 stars, MIT)
- [salvia-kit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/salvia-kit/): Provides 10 Free Beautiful dashboard templates built with Tailwind CSS for React, Next.js, Svelte, Solid, Angular, Vue and Nuxt.js (479 stars, MIT)
- [vudash](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vudash/): Powerful, Flexible, Open Source dashboards for anything (430 stars)
- [svend3r](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svend3r/): Interactive plug and play charting library for Svelte (333 stars, MIT)
- [night-vision](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/night-vision/): Highly customizable charting library, created for professional traders (313 stars, MIT)
- [agx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/agx/): AI Powered Analytics (255 stars, MIT)
- [sb-admin-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sb-admin-svelte/): StartBootstrap SB Admin rebuilt using Svelte + Sveltestrap (226 stars, MIT)
- [Worklog](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/worklog/): Worklog is a local-first desktop project manager for small development teams. It is built for fast, keyboard-first planning with a Kanban workflow and zero cloud dependency for core usage. (214 stars, MIT)
- [Takma](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/takma/): Takma is a Kanban-style productivity tool that empowers you to effectively manage your tasks and projects with ease. (150 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [sveltekit-supabase-dashboard](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-supabase-dashboard/): Dashboard inspired by Supabase UI and made with SvelteKit as frontend and Supabase as backend. (147 stars, MIT)
- [xstate-examples](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xstate-examples/): Practical examples of statechart-based solutions with xstate. (146 stars)
- [svelte-dashboards](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-dashboards/): Salvia-kit Svelte dashboards templates (141 stars, MIT)
- [hubleys-dashboard](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/hubleys-dashboard/): Hubleys Brave New Dashboard (118 stars, MIT)
- [caasa](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/caasa/): Container as a Service admin (86 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-google-analytics](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-google-analytics/): Google Analytics component for Svelte (77 stars)
- [picture-frame](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/picture-frame/): A self-hosted digital picture frame for the Raspberry Pi: a single Go binary that serves an HD slideshow and a browser admin UI, running entirely on your own network. (70 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [labby](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/labby/): Self-hosted homelab dashboard: Widgets, live Docker stats, and real-time SSE updates. Built with Svelte + Bun. (64 stars, MIT)
- [pldashboard](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pldashboard/): A Premier League football dashboard. (48 stars)
- [appwrite-cms](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/appwrite-cms/): Prepare admin panels for your projects rapidly using Appwrite CMS, a headless CMS for any Appwrite project. (47 stars)
- [excalichart](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/excalichart/): Excalichart is an open source BI tool for finding insights in your data. (43 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [frii.site-frontend](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/frii-site-frontend/): A free subdomain hosting service with a dashboard! No issue request needed. guides.frii.site for tutorials & FAQ (30 stars, MIT)

## Authentication (23)

- [auth-helpers](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/auth-helpers/): now deprecated. (900 stars, MIT)
- [sk-auth](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sk-auth/): Authentication library for use with SvelteKit featuring built-in OAuth providers and zero restriction customization! (573 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-clerk](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-clerk/): Community Clerk Svelte SDK. (252 stars, MIT)
- [pocketbase-sveltekit-auth](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pocketbase-sveltekit-auth/): Sample SvelteKit app with PocketBase integration (233 stars, MIT)
- [passlock](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/passlock/): Passkey authentication for Astro, Sveltekit and other frameworks (192 stars)
- [svelte-social-auth](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-social-auth/): Social Auth for Svelte v3 (170 stars)
- [sveltekit-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-example/): Example showing SvelteKit used with Firebase (151 stars, MIT)
- [supabase-ui-svelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/supabase-ui-svelte/): Supabase authentication UI for Svelte (137 stars)
- [sveltekit-auth-example](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-auth-example/): An example SvelteKit app implementing a simple authentication system. (122 stars)
- [act-vite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/act-vite/): A developer framework for building Discord Activities. Handles OAuth, proxying, and participant tracking so you can focus on what matters. (121 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-1.0-sqlite-demo-app](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-1-0-sqlite-demo-app/): My demo app of various SvelteKit experiments from my YouTube series. (118 stars)
- [sveltekit-supabase](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-supabase/): A minimal starter template using Svelte 5, Supabase, shadcn-svelte, GitHub auth, iconify, and Zod. (116 stars)
- [sapper-authentication-demo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sapper-authentication-demo/): A demonstration of Auth with Sapper + JWT + Server Side Rendering + RBAC (99 stars)
- [github-repo-size](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/github-repo-size/): A browser extension for showing the size of repos. (85 stars, MIT)
- [sapper-rbac](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sapper-rbac/): RBAC for Sapper (81 stars)
- [sveltefirets](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltefirets/): Firebase Svelte: A SvelteKit + Typescript + Firebase library inspired by Fireship.io (80 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-pocketbase-auth](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-pocketbase-auth/): Svelte 5 (Runes) with PocketBase authentication (SSR & CSR) and realtime (71 stars)
- [sveltekit-oidc](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-oidc/): Sveltekit + OpenID Auth (confidential flow with Keycloak) + SSR Auth (49 stars, MIT)
- [sso](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sso/): A simple sso provider using Cloudflare Pages, D1, KV, Hono and Svelte (47 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [svelte-oauth2](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-oauth2/): OAuth2 authorization for Svelte (43 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-magic](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-magic/): An implementation of passwordless authentication using Magic with SvelteKit. (40 stars)
- [sveltekit-multitenant-rbac](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-multitenant-rbac/): Svelte MultiTenant RBAC Dashboard (40 stars, MIT)
- [pocketbase-sveltekit-oauth-demo](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pocketbase-sveltekit-oauth-demo/): A plug and play SvelteKit + Pocketbase OAuth2 Demo (34 stars)

## Docs (22)

- [storybook](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/storybook/): Storybook is the industry standard workshop for building, documenting, and testing UI components in isolation (90,685 stars, MIT)
- [union](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/union/): The trust-minimized, zero-knowledge bridging protocol, designed for censorship resistance, extremely high security, and usage in decentralized finance. (73,908 stars, Apache-2.0)
- [classroomio](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/classroomio/): The Open Source Education Platform for Companies. A Simple and Beautiful Alternative to Moodle LMS, EdX, Thinkific and Teachable (1,604 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [ClassQuiz](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/classquiz/): ClassQuiz is a quiz-application like Kahoot!, but open-source. (704 stars, MPL-2.0)
- [guides](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/guides/): A Guides component that can draw ruler and manage guidelines. (376 stars, MIT)
- [discord-components](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/discord-components/): Discord Webcomponents for real looking messages on the web (343 stars, MIT)
- [classes.wtf](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/classes-wtf/): A course catalog with extremely fast full-text search (316 stars, MIT)
- [magidoc](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/magidoc/): Autogenerate static GraphQL API documentation (284 stars, MIT)
- [wiki-graph](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wiki-graph/): A graph view for Wikipedia. (226 stars, MIT)
- [rhyolite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/rhyolite/): A simple markdown editor and knowledge base written in Rust that is compatible with various markdown syntax. (188 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [wikijump](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/wikijump/): The SCP Wiki's work on Project Foundation, a replacement for Wikidot. (176 stars)
- [bliptext](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/bliptext/): The wiki where you edit a word every 30sec, with 2.1M Wikipedia articles ported to a custom markdown format. Real-time text editing, beautiful UI & more. Vandalize articles today! (160 stars)
- [exSTATic](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/exstatic/): Zero effort language learning reading tracker with graphs and stats (127 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [tutors](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tutors/): The core Tutors Reader application. (126 stars)
- [mcp-svelte-docs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mcp-svelte-docs/): MCP server that lets you search and access Svelte documentation with built-in caching (122 stars, MIT)
- [sveltedoc-parser](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltedoc-parser/): Generate a JSON documentation for a Svelte (https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte) component (91 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-docs-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-docs-starter/): A modern documentation template built with Svelte 5, MDSvex, and TailwindCSS. Create beautiful, accessible documentation with features like automatic navigation, dark mode, search, and more. (88 stars)
- [vscode-preview-docs](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vscode-preview-docs/): A VSCode Extension that enables you to preview documentation sites within your IDE. (42 stars, MIT)
- [barnsworthburning](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/barnsworthburning/): A commonplace book. (42 stars, MIT)
- [creatorsgarten.org](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/creatorsgarten-org/): creatorsgarten.org (41 stars)
- [docs-pt](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/docs-pt/): Portuguese translation of vitejs.dev | Documentação da Vite em Português. 🇦🇴 🇧🇷 🇵🇹 (36 stars, MIT)
- [uw-coursemap](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/uw-coursemap/): Explore the courses offered by UW-Madison in a visual and interactive way. (36 stars, AGPL-3.0)

## E-commerce (20)

- [svelte-commerce](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-commerce/): The open-source storefront for any ecommerce. Built with a headless approach, using a modern JS stack. Works with Litekart, Medusa. WIP for Shopify. (1,794 stars, MIT)
- [store](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/store/): Framework agnostic, type-safe store w/ reactive framework adapters (864 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-search-params](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-search-params/): The easiest way to read and WRITE from query parameters in sveltekit. (661 stars, MIT)
- [astro-shopify](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/astro-shopify/): A lightweight and powerful ecommerce starter theme to build headless Shopify storefronts with Astro. (495 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-stripe](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-stripe/): Everything you need to add Stripe Elements to your Svelte project (494 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-commerce](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-commerce/): SvelteKit Commerce (447 stars, MIT)
- [mycart](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mycart/): myCart - shopping cart in 1 file with card and cryptocurrency payment support (356 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-persistent-store](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-persistent-store/): A Svelte store that keep its value through pages and reloads (253 stars, MIT)
- [atropim](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/atropim/): AtroPIM is a flexible, highly configurable, modular, open-source product information management (PIM) system that extends the AtroCore data management and system integration platform. (196 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [mini-rx](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/mini-rx/): MiniRx - The reactive state management platform (169 stars)
- [tansu](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/tansu/): tansu is a lightweight, push-based framework-agnostic state management library. It borrows the ideas and APIs originally designed and implemented by Svelte stores and extends them with computed and batch. (100 stars, MIT)
- [swiftmarket-sveltekit](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/swiftmarket-sveltekit/): E-Commerce solution built with SvelteKit, Pocketbase as a database and Stripe for payments, providing better performance and faster development time. (89 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-persistent-store](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-persistent-store/): Persist your svelte store in localStorage or sessionStorage (85 stars, MIT)
- [svelte-credit-card](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-credit-card/): A svelte component to render a credit card (71 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-tailwind-ecommerce](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-tailwind-ecommerce/): Open Source Ecommerce Store build with sveltekit and tailwindcss (65 stars)
- [sveltekit-cloudflare-template](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-cloudflare-template/): A fully functional SvelteKit template that integrates Cloudflare services (Pages, D1, KV, Workers, Queues, R2, Turnstile). Good to be a starting point for a SaaS application or a membership site. (63 stars, MIT)
- [state-ref](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/state-ref/): Universal state management library that can be easily integrated into UI libraries (54 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-ssr-store](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-ssr-store/): A drop-in replacement for Svelte stores, safe to use with SvelteKit SSR. (43 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-stripe-subscriptions](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-stripe-subscriptions/): Example of Stripe Subscriptions & PaymentElement with SvelteKit (36 stars)
- [svelte-kit-ecommerce-3d](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-kit-ecommerce-3d/): Demo using Threlte, SvelteKit and Stripe Checkout (33 stars)

## Testing (15)

- [happy-dom](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/happy-dom/): A JavaScript implementation of a web browser without its graphical user interface (4,567 stars, MIT)
- [jest-preview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/jest-preview/): Debug your Jest tests. Effortlessly. (2,393 stars, MIT)
- [pocket-mocker](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/pocket-mocker/): In-page HTTP controller for frontend development. Intercept, modify, and simulate API responses directly in the browser. (525 stars, MIT)
- [vitest-preview](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/vitest-preview/): Debug your Vitest tests. Effortlessly. (390 stars, MIT)
- [cypress-svelte-unit-test](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/cypress-svelte-unit-test/): Unit testing Svelte components in Cypress E2E test runner (161 stars)
- [svelte-jester](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-jester/): A Jest transformer for Svelte - compile your components before importing them into tests. (127 stars, MIT)
- [sveltest](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltest/): Comprehensive Svelte 5 testing examples and patterns using Vitest Browser Mode, Playwright, and vitest-browser-svelte (111 stars, MIT)
- [DriveLite](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/drivelite/): DriveLite: The Supabase for File Storage. A modular, self-hostable backend with end-to-end encryption. (109 stars, AGPL-3.0)
- [dainte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/dainte/): Painless testing for Svelte components (102 stars)
- [photo-browser](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/photo-browser/): A modern frontend application architecture built with SvelteKit and Hexagonal / Clean Architecture principles (96 stars, MIT)
- [spectacular](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/spectacular/): Sweet & Powerful SvelteKit Project Template https://spectacular-console.vercel.app/ https://spectacular-docs.vercel.app/ https://spectacular-web.vercel.app/ (70 stars, MIT)
- [scrt-link-v2](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/scrt-link-v2/): Scrt.link lets you share sensitive information online: End-to-end encrypted. Ephemeral. Open source. (70 stars, MIT)
- [geSvelte](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/gesvelte/): A custom form builder app for Svelte developers powered by SvelteKit. (49 stars, MIT)
- [sveltekit-tailwind-starter](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-tailwind-starter/): Svelte 5 + TailwindCSS v4 + TypeScript starter template (48 stars)
- [svelte-add-jest](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/svelte-add-jest/): SvelteKit adder for Jest unit testing (31 stars, MIT)

## SaaS (4)

- [yst](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/yst/): Transfer/Move YouTube subscriptions from one account to another (159 stars, GPL-3.0)
- [single-binary-saas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/single-binary-saas/): Single executable SaaS experiment (120 stars)
- [xpferd](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/xpferd/): Simple app to design single page invoices and export XRechnung and ZUGFeRD conform files (69 stars, BSD-2-Clause)
- [sveltekit-saas](https://madewithwhat.net/svelte/project/sveltekit-saas/): A project worth exploring. (60 stars)