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nano_kit

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

agera

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/intl

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

kida

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/next-router

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/platform-web

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/preact

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/preact-router

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/preact-ssr

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/query

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/react

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/react-router

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/react-ssr

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/router

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/ssr

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/store

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/svelte

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/svelte-kit

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/svelte-router

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

@nano_kit/svelte-ssr

1.0.0 (2026-07-22)

Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

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Nano Kit 1.0 🎉

After a year of alphas and betas, Nano Kit is stable. It is a lightweight, modular state management ecosystem: a signals-based store, data fetching, routing, i18n, and SSR — separate packages, take only what you need. Works with React, Preact, and Svelte, with ready-made integrations for Next.js and SvelteKit.

Why Nano Kit

• Fast. Reactivity is powered by Agera, our fork of alien-signals — one of the fastest reactivity algorithms around. In benchmarks it runs within ~3% of alien-signals itself — ~3.4M subscription updates per second, roughly 1.4× faster than svelte/store and rxjs, 4.5× faster than nanostores, and an order of magnitude ahead of mobx, valtio, and jotai.
• Small. The whole store is ~5 kB min+brotli, a single signal — ~1.6 kB. A real React app with Nano Kit + DI bundles smaller than the same app with TanStack Query or Reatom, and our SSR stack ships 237 kB of frontend JS where TanStack Start ships 375 kB — see bundle size comparisons.
• Dependency injection out of the box. Swap services for tests, SSR, or different platforms without context plumbing — it costs about 1 kB.
• SSR without a meta-framework. Streaming-friendly renderer, hydration, cookies and locale injection — a full SSR app fits in one small hono server.
• TypeScript-first. Strictly typed stores and typed route params, TypeScript 7 ready.

Where to start

• 📚 Documentation — guides for every package
• 🎓 Tutorial — build your first app step by step
• 🌤️ Examples — the same weather and Rick and Morty apps implemented across React, Preact, Svelte, Next.js, SvelteKit, and TanStack stacks, so you can compare like for like

Credits

Kida is inspired by Nano Stores, Agera builds on alien-signals — thanks to both communities.

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