I built BladeWind because I was tired of the Lighthouse warning telling me to "reduce unused CSS" while every page on my sites pulled down the same big compiled app.css, full of rules for classes that page never shows.

BladeWind gives each page a small shared stylesheet plus a second one holding only the rules that page can use. It reads the stylesheet your Vite build already produced and splits it in PHP at request time, so your server never runs Node and you don't add a build step. Rules are copied byte for byte in their original order, so the cascade stays exactly what your framework produced. It also looks ahead: classes from @if branches that didn't render, wire:loading.class, Alpine :class bindings, and framework JavaScript are all included, so a Livewire update never arrives without its CSS. If anything looks unfamiliar, it falls back to your full stylesheet and logs why.

It started as a fix for Tailwind and turned out to work with Tachyons, Bootstrap 5, Bulma and Foundation too. On my test sites it cuts the CSS a page loads by 38% to 83%, depending on the framework.