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The spring 2025 cohort of Vercel’s Open Source Program

By Steven Van ·

Vercel's spring 2025 open source cohort gives five maintainers $3,600 in platform credits over three years, plus partner perks and Slack access.

Vercel's Open Source Program welcomed a new cohort in spring 2025, part of a quarterly intake that gives selected maintainers $3,600 in Vercel platform credits over three years, plus partner perks and a dedicated Slack space for members to learn from each other.

  • Vecto3d, a tool that converts SVGs into 3D models without charging for exports, created by Lakshay Bhushan.
  • Script Kit, a desktop app for launching scripts with its own SDK and custom prompts for input and output, created by John Lindquist.
  • Lenis, a lightweight smooth-scroll library used for effects like parallax and WebGL syncing, created by Clément Roche.
  • Fumadocs, a documentation framework for Next.js that Vercel uses for its own Flags SDK and Turborepo docs, created by Fuma Nama.
  • Shadcn-table, a way to set up a shadcn/ui table with server-side pagination, sorting, and filtering, created by Sadman Sakib.

Full details are in the announcement.

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