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gridland

React apps that render in the terminal and browser

UI frameworksFounded 2026React framework for building terminal appsRenders in both browser and terminalDemo apps in browser without installationEmbed terminals directly into web UIs

Our Take

Gridland is a React framework that renders terminal apps in both the browser and actual terminal simultaneously, which sounds like a small trick but actually solves the classic developer-tooling problem of getting people to try your CLI before they've decided to trust it enough to install anything. It launched on Product Hunt with 69 points and a 38 day rank, positioning itself for all the devs out there building terminal apps who are tired of screenshots and video demos as substitutes for the real thing. The browser-to-terminal rendering quality is the big question mark here because emulation in that direction is notoriously janky — but if they pulled that off cleanly, that's a genuine problem-solver for a corner of the dev tools space that doesn't get enough love.

A React framework for building terminal apps that render in both the browser and terminal. Allows users to demo apps in the browser without forcing them to install before they're invested.

Problem It Solves
Users can try terminal apps in the browser before trusting or installing them; apps can embed terminals directly into their UIs
Target Customer
Developers and makers building terminal/cli apps
Use Cases
Building terminal/cli apps, Demoing apps in browser before installation, Embedding terminals in web applications
Free Tier
true
Differentiator
First React framework that renders terminal apps in both browser and terminal simultaneously
Traction
Notable Metrics: 38 Day Rank, 69 points, 37 followers

Key Facts

Category
UI frameworks
Founded
2026
Pricing
Free
Discovered via
product-hunt

The people behind gridland

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Chris Roth

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J

Jess Cheng

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