When I first started Disy, the goal was simple: build a solid design system that made it easier and faster to create consistent interfaces. It has been fun to watch it come together and to see people use it in their own projects.

But the world of product design keeps moving. Teams want tools that are more flexible, that fit the way we actually build things today, and that bridge the gap between design and code in smarter ways. I want Disy to be part of that future rather than just maintaining what we already had.

So I’m hitting pause on the current design system while I focus on what comes next. The next version of Disy will take some time to shape because I’m rethinking it from the ground up to better match today’s market and workflows.

If you’ve been using Disy already, thank you so much for being part of the journey. You’ll have free access to the new version as soon as it’s ready. I really appreciate the support that brought us this far.

For now, I’m keeping things a bit quiet while I build. I’m excited about where this is heading and I’ll share updates as soon as there’s something to show. This is just the next chapter for Disy.Design, and I can’t wait to share it with you.