One system definition. Every team, always current.
Strata turns your design system into a runtime layer every consuming app connects to. When you update a token or component, adoption isn't a campaign — it's automatic.
What breaks at scale
- Version skew compounds silently. Teams pin to old releases.
- Token updates require coordination across 6+ repos.
- Enforcement is manual. Drift is invisible until it's a brand incident.
What Strata changes
- One runtime definition. Consuming apps don't pin — they subscribe.
- Token and component updates propagate in 3 seconds or at build time.
- You choose the control model: runtime for speed, build-time for governance.
How teams use it
Platform teams
Define once. Every product team inherits the same runtime layer automatically.
Brand migrations
Update the token, not the tickets. Every connected app reflects the new brand without a release.
Multi-framework orgs
One system definition powers React packages and Web Components from the same source.
Runtime adoption as the default
The biggest cost of a design system isn't building it — it's keeping every team on it. Strata removes that coordination layer. Once engineering wires the client, your system is the source of truth for every connected product surface, automatically.
Build-time mode gives you governance: locked, versioned, auditable. Runtime mode gives you speed: 3-second propagation, no redeploy required. You choose per environment.