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Sindy Code Next font is a new monospaced font family based from Iosevka with a inspiration from the Inter font made by Rasmus Anderson. Sindy Code Next is a succesor of the Sindy Code font, featuring fewer serifs to make a cleaner look.
Before the Sindy Code & Sindy Code Next fonts are exists, many people prefers the JetBrains Mono font for code snipets while the rest of website/app mainly using Inter font. Apart from JetBrains Mono, there's also a monospaced font called "Paper Mono" that is really similar to SF Mono (San Francisco) font winch is the monospaced sibling of the SF Pro font. However, there's almost no fonts that can be exactly similar to Inter font as these three monospaced fonts that mentioned here uses opened digit "4", opened/diagonal digit "6", and opened/diagonal digit "9"
The Sindy Code font project was begun in FontStruct as "Indomalay Code" at 23 December 2025 with the inspiration from Inter font, and previously only support basic latin languages. In 1 May 2026, the font finally got a major update with new more glyphs, and the font is now renamed to "Sindy Code". Sindy Code font is a monospaced font that is designed to match the most its letterforms with the Inter font, making it perfect to be paired even though it needs some letterform adjustments to make it good at monospaced width.
In 9 August 2026, I decided to make the new version of Sindy Code font that I made on FontStruct as Sindy Code Next, a monospaced font based from Iosevka with Inter-liked letterforms. Unlike the Sindy Code Next font, I was used to make the Sindy Code font from scratch in FontStruct, but this thing is changed when I accidentaly found a font with the very flexible customization, and that font is called "Iosevka". Now, I decided to make a better version of Sindy Code font based from Iosevka, and I named it as "Sindy Code Next". To make the letterforms more matching, I decided to use fewer serifs for Sindy Code Next font while I retained most of letterforms from Sindy Code font.