Is still relevant to make UI kits community + pro version, or too saturated in 2023??

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Hello, all I'm a Fullstack MERN Developer who is thinking of making UI kits in [material-ui](https://mui.com/material-ui/) and tailwind CSS for react.js and then finding partners for (Figma + Sketch)(2), angular.js(3), vue.js(4).

And scale my UI kit for react-native(5), next.js(6) or remix(8), and gatsby(7) on my own.

But the question is am I late, are there too many UI kits in the market?

1st Unique proposition phase​

with the UI kit, I am thinking of integrated solutions for

1. Firebase(I)
2. Supabase(II) (E-commerce and chat components) and can also include
3. sanity(III) for subscription-based blogs.

PaaS solutions to speed up MVP for indie hacker ideas.

2nd Unique proposition phase​

• pre-built test (jest) written for custom reusable components to scale in the future.

With 6 frontend frameworks X 2 PasS solutions = 12 themes initially and then look into scalability.

Current competitors without the above two things added

1. Creative Tim paid themes
2. tailwind official

Do share your opinions and feedback, as well as this is not a multi-millionaire idea that can be developed overnight so feel free to steal!!