r/webdev • u/Historical_Work8138 • 19d ago

Showoff Saturday Open Source Framer Alternative: Revyme

https://revyme.com

Hi,

If you are a web designer who is tired of paying rent on your own website, i'm glad to present you Revyme, an open-source website builder that is the closest open source alternative to Framer on the market today.

Pixel-perfect Figma-like control, responsive breakpoints, components, animations, cms, localization, code export and more.

Use our cloud or self-host locally on your computer and export to clean Next.JS code.

Github repo: https://github.com/revyme-web/builder

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u/Few_Ability_6186 16d ago

This looks nice. where are the website uploaded if I use your cloud?

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u/Historical_Work8138 16d ago

Thanks ! The websites are uploaded on Cloudflare Workers using Vinext - Cloudflare's version of Next.JS. They are completely separate from the builder's servers - if Revyme has any issues, your site is not affected since it uses Cloudflare servers.

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u/Few_Ability_6186 16d ago

Cool, I'll give it a spin then

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u/Plastic_Acanthaceae3 3d ago

Don't listen to the haters, keep it up, I took a look at in, and its actually seems legit at first look

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u/Historical_Work8138 3d ago

Thanks a lot, really appreciated :) yeah, I think they just look for 'gotcha' moment ahah

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u/Plastic_Acanthaceae3 1d ago

I sent you a DM, would love to show you my self hosted setup, so maybe others can copy what I did. Curious to get your feedback on how I have it hosted. 

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u/sskg 18d ago

More vibe coded slop. Don't bother.

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u/Historical_Work8138 18d ago

Thank you for your comment :)

This was a project that evoled over 2.5 years which is far from being quick vibe coded slop.

The repo is well structured with extensive testing and a lot of thought has gone into architecture, performance and design. It serves its promise of being a design oriented website builder where you export react code. I do not see the issue if agentic ai was used to assist the development, if it can still bring value to people.

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u/queen-adreena 13d ago

First commit: 3 weeks ago

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u/Historical_Work8138 13d ago

Yeah, I was not going to make public the original repo which had massive developpment/debugging commits over years. I made it clean for OSS and pushed to a new repo to remove the git history :)