Tailwind Labs said it is joining Shopify, while Tailwind CSS will remain open source under the MIT license. The company also said its paid component library and AI frontend tools will stop accepting new users. Tailwind is still installed more than 110 million times a week, but the rise of AI coding has changed how people use the product, with more users generating code directly instead of visiting the official documentation. In January, founder Adam Wathan said Tailwind’s documentation traffic had fallen about 40%, revenue had dropped nearly 80%, and the company had cut three-quarters of its engineering team. The move hands the widely used open-source project a new long-term home inside Shopify.
Tailwind Labs said it is joining Shopify, while Tailwind CSS will continue as an open-source project under the MIT license.
The company also said its paid component library and AI frontend tools will stop accepting new users. Tailwind is still seeing more than 110 million installs per week, but AI coding tools are leading more developers to generate code directly rather than visit the official documentation.
In January, founder Adam Wathan said documentation traffic had fallen about 40%, revenue had dropped nearly 80%, and the company had cut three-quarters of its engineering team. With Shopify now taking over, the open-source project has found a new long-term backer.
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