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React SDK · Hosted generation API · Next.js quickstart
Early access starts September 27, 2026
Generated product UI
Monthly booked revenue and pipeline growth
Share of revenue by customer segment
Revenue quality by acquisition channel
| Channel | Revenue | Pipeline | Win rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise salesField + strategic | $82.4M | $48.0M | 52.1% | Scaling |
| PartnerCo-sell + referrals | $54.6M | $29.4M | 49.8% | Healthy |
| Paid acquisitionSearch + social | $68.1M | $31.2M | 38.7% | Watch |
What the operating signals suggest
Revenue quality is improving
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Built for your users
Go beyond a text response, without building every screen.
Start with the question. Show the information needed to answer it.
Let users filter, compare, and explore the answer.
Give users controls to work with the result, not just read it.
Give the task a full page, or open a side panel that keeps the current work in view.
Animated demonstration of an inline interface and a contextual drawer.
Supported providers
Four example workflows. Explore the interface each task calls for.
Review revenue, pipeline, and win rate. Filter by period, region, or customer segment.
GENERATED PRODUCT UI
Revenue and pipeline · $M
Share by channel
Growth is strong. Acquisition efficiency needs attention.
How it works
The Next.js quickstart connects your application to Leara’s hosted generation API.
The hosted quickstart uses included components and does not require your own model provider key. See the setup files.
Start with Leara’s included components. Configure the available components and theme; add custom definitions when needed.
Send the user’s request with the data needed to answer it.
Check component names, properties, and tree structure against your schemas.
Mount the validated interface with the renderer and connect application state.
Reuse the component definitions for the next request.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits your usage, from your first prototype to your live product.
Explore Leara and build your first generated interface.
For developers bringing generative UI into a product.
For teams rolling out generative UI across their application.
Requests count composition attempts. UI output credits count successful, validated generations. Failed requests and fallback responses do not consume UI output credits, but still count toward the request limit.
FAQ
No. The model describes an interface using the available components. Leara validates that description, and the renderer turns it into UI inside your application.
No. You can introduce Leara in a single view or side panel and decide where generated interfaces fit into your product.
The hosted quickstart uses a Leara project API key and does not require your own model provider key. For a custom runtime integration, use a model adapter with your provider credentials on the server.
Leara checks component names, properties, and interface structure against the defined schemas before rendering. These checks validate the interface structure; the accuracy of the underlying information depends on your data and model.
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