Parts of it are, yeah. The hero animation and each of the animated explainers are built in Haiku. So are each of the examples in the Gallery. Haiku is meant

Parts of it are, yeah. The hero animation and each of the animated explainers are built in Haiku. So are each of the examples in the Gallery. Haiku is meant to be "component-first," so you can add it to existing codebases without committing your entire tech stack. Our React+Gatsby website is an example of that. We're almost ready to ship support for multi-component composition inside Haiku, which will enable features like reusable form controls, layouts, and more (see https://www.haiku.ai/features/ https://www.haiku.ai/features/ for more 'coming-soons') — in the meantime, think of Haiku as a discrete-component & animation builder.