Honestly, we used to ask the same thing. When you're freelancing, it feels normal to rebuild everything from scratch. That is until you realize how much time you're wasting. A good UI kit isn’t just about saving time. It’s about keeping your work consistent, polished, and way easier to manage across projects. The way I like to look at it is: “If this kit saves me even a few hours per project, is it worth it?” If you’re working with clients regularly, the answer’s almost always yes. We built Kompa because we were tired of redoing the same buttons, navbars, hero sections - basically all the stuff that should already be done. I tried a few different kits but they were either too small, too messy, or way too hard to customize. So we made the kit we wish we had when we started. A huge library of clean, responsive components. Built for real client work. Structured for speed. Updated every week. You can use Kompa in as many projects as you want. It’s flexible enough to adapt to different brands, and fast enough to help you hit deadlines without burning out. If you’re a freelancer building sites, this is the system we'd hand you to design like a team, even if it’s just you. Basically, with a UI kit or design system, you can ship better work in half the time.