Today, we are introducing **Onset UI**, a new component library for building enterprise web applications.

![Onset Branding](/api/news-images/1?w=1800&h=945)

Onset provides a shared foundation for interfaces across Solarius products, while giving development teams the flexibility to adapt it to their own applications and visual identity. It includes components for common application layouts, navigation, forms, data presentation, charts, overlays, and other interface patterns frequently used in operational and administrative software.

See a more rich feature set on the [Onset UI product page](/product/onset).

The library has been designed around a configurable theme system, allowing applications to control elements such as color, typography, spacing, density, and corner radius without rebuilding individual components. It also supports custom icons and fonts, light and dark modes, server-side rendering, and modern React and Next.js applications.

Onset is intended to reduce the amount of time teams spend recreating standard interface elements and to make larger applications easier to maintain as they grow. Components follow consistent interaction and accessibility patterns, providing a more reliable starting point for both internal products and customer-facing software.

**Onset UI will become available on August 10, 2026**. Complete documentation, licensing information, and access details will be published alongside the initial release.

Introducing Onset UI

We have decided to discontinue Pulse, our monthly Discord bot service.

Existing customers will not be affected immediately and may continue using Pulse under their current subscription for the time being. No action is currently required.

Active development and feature updates for Pulse will end on December 7, 2026. After this date, Pulse will no longer receive new features, general improvements, or compatibility updates. We may continue to address critical security or service issues where necessary.

Pulse will be fully shut down on March 15, 2027. On that date, the service will stop operating and all customers will lose access. The source code for Pulse will be distributed to interested customers if they wish to continue use.

Solarius Pulse is being discontinued

Today, we are launching a redesigned Solarius website.

The new site brings our company, products, and updates into a clearer and more consistent experience. It has been rebuilt to make it easier to understand what Solarius does, explore our products, and find the information relevant to customers, developers, and partners.

This release also introduces a dedicated News section!

Until now, company updates were often published across several different channels. The new News section gives them a permanent home on the Solarius website. It will include product announcements, engineering updates, service notices, company developments, and other information.

Alongside the visual redesign, we have reorganized much of the site's content. Product pages now provide a clearer overview of their purpose and capabilities, navigation has been simplified, and information about the company is easier to locate. The site has also been designed to work more consistently across desktop and mobile devices.

We will continue refining individual pages, enrich product and company information, and improving how our products are presented as Solarius grows.

We look forward to sharing more of our work here.

News

Introducing Onset UI

Solarius Pulse is being discontinued

Introducing the new Solarius website