RangeFlow

What it does

RangeFlow rethinks date selection for modern apps. Instead of rigid start/end pickers, it lets users select fluid ranges with natural interactions. Built for developers who care about UX, performance, and control. Lightweight, flexible, and designed to handle real-world edge cases without hacks. If your date picker feels limiting, RangeFlow fixes that.

RangeFlow is a React date range picker with a smooth drag slider, quick range tabs, and a popover calendar. Theme it with one CSS variable.

RangeFlow combines a smooth date slider, preset ranges, and a popover calendar in one component, with TypeScript support and styling that stays inside the picker. RangeFlow ships a single component and a single CSS file scoped to .rangeflow-date-picker . Import once at the root of your app. Nothing leaks. $ npm install rangeflow app/layout.tsx Copy // app/layout.tsx import 'rangeflow/style.css' Quick start The defaultRange prop sets the visible window. The defaultSelected prop is what the user picks inside it. The onChange callback fires with the new selection. That's the whole API surface for the common case. import { RangeFlow } from 'rangeflow' import 'rangeflow/style.css' import dayjs…from rangeflow.raminmousavi.dev

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