StripKit

Who it's for

StripKit is built for audio-plugin developers, GUI and skin designers, and DSP studios working in JUCE, iPlug2, HISE, or web-based plugin front-ends. By automating the most repetitive part of plugin GUI production — and now generating the loader code as well — it turns hours of manual frame work into a few clicks, and lets small teams and solo developers ship polished, animated interfaces without a dedicated tools engineer.

Built on a modern, reusable core

StripKit is written in C# / .NET 9 with an Avalonia 11 interface and a SkiaSharp rendering core. Its renderer, importer, and manifest services carry no UI dependency, so they're reusable in a command-line tool or build step. The Windows download is a self-contained installer — no .NET runtime required on the target machine — and every release is VirusTotal-scanned, with the report and SHA-256 published in the release notes. The codebase ships with a full automated test suite (72 passing tests, including golden-image regression on the renderer).

Free and open source

StripKit is released under the MIT license — free for personal and commercial use, forever. The full source is public on GitHub, and contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcome. A public roadmap outlines what's next, including layer-aware animation, additional code-export targets (React / Web Component, Unity / Godot), and web/animation exports.