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Screenshot of the Turbo homepage. The page’s primary purpose is to link to the different products in the Turbo stack: Turborepo and Turbopack. The headline says “Make Ship Happen,” there’s a subheadline, and below it, two big cards linking to Turborepo and Turbopack.
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Tailwind CSS, Next.js, React
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Turbo

A Rust-powered JavaScript bundler and build system by Vercel.

Turbo is an incremental bundler and build system optimized for JavaScript and TypeScript, written in Rust. The Turbo website is built using Next.js and uses Tailwind CSS.

Screenshot of a section comparing Next.js 13 with Turbo to other frameworks and build systems. The headline says “Faster Than Fast.” There’s a subheadline and a horizontal menu that looks like a toggle. The selected item is “Cold Start.” Below is the chart, which consists of four bars with an area filled out that indicates how fast it loaded. The bar that says “Next.js 13 turbo” has the least amount filled out, meaning it was the fastest.
Chart comparing build times between Next.js 13, using Turbo, with Vite and previous versions of Next.js.
Screenshot of the Turbopack homepage on a 375-pixel wide mobile device. Nothing has changed from the desktop version except the content is narrower to fit the screen.
Screenshot of the chart section described above on a 375-pixel wide mobile device. Nothing has changed from the desktop version except the content is narrower to fit the screen.
Screenshot of the site menu on a 375-pixel wide mobile device. At the top is a locked search field, and the menu items scroll under it as you scroll. At the bottom is a light-mode/dark-mode switcher.
The Turbo website experience, including the navigation, on a 375-pixel wide mobile device.
Screenshot of a feature section showing various features of Turbopack in a 3-column grid. Each card in the grid has an icon, a title, and a short description of the feature.
Feature section showing Turbopack features in a 3-column grid.
Screenshot of the footer section on the Turbo homepage. The background has a pattern of scares that are titled to give a 3D effect as it feels like the background has perspective. There’s a row of logos from large companies such as AWS and Microsoft. Below is a traditional footer with columns of links to different areas of the site, a Vercel logo and copyright notice, and an email newsletter signup form.
Footer section with logos of large companies using Turbo. In light mode, logos are shown in their actual color — in dark mode, they are white.