ToolFor Optician

Rimwell

Every frame on the wall. Every patient on time.

Lets customers browse your frames by shape, size and price, and shows which patients are due for an eye test this month, all in your shop's browser.

Download the source

Zip, 186 KB. MIT licence. Built 22 Oct 2026.

Live preview

Loading the live site…

This is the real site, not a mock-up. Click around; the button on it opens the working app.

What you get

Everything a tool needs, already done.

Pages and screens

  • Hero
  • Frame library
  • Eye chart
  • Recall ledger
  • Prescription records
  • Open the app

Features

  • Filter frames by shape, size and price
  • Lists patients due for an eye test this month
  • Stores prescription dates for each patient
  • Runs in the browser with no account
  • Nothing to install
  • Works on desktop and phone

Palette

  • #1f4b47
  • #173a37
  • #ffffff
  • #e2ece9
  • #24201c
  • #6d645a

Style

  • Warm
  • Elegant
  • Editorial
Rimwell on a phone
On a phone, as shipped.

For developers

A real codebase, not a page builder export.

Stack

Vite, React 19 and TypeScript for the app. The launch page is plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript with no build step. Vitest for unit tests, Playwright for browser tests.

Run it

unzip rimwell.zip
cd rimwell
npm install
npm run dev

In the zip

  • site/ the launch page with the built app in site/app/
  • src/ and e2e/ the app source and tests
  • docs/technical-docs/ architecture, runbook, quick reference
  • START-HERE.md and LICENSE (MIT)

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