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Here is an awesome shadcn alternative Coss UI (previously Origin UI) by coss.com. beautiful, slick, accessible React components, built on Base UI, and maintained by top frontend engineers like Colm Tuite Still, if you want to stick with Radix UI, nothing really matches what shadcn offers

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