Use real context
Start from PRDs, tickets, notes, screenshots and linked documentation.
For prototypers
Proof of concept in hours, not weeks.
Bring the PRD and product context, build a polished working flow, share it with stakeholders and hand validated code to engineering.
Make the PRD real
Test the behavior before committing the build.
A working prototype exposes assumptions, permissions and edge cases that remain invisible in documents and linked screens.
What you can ship
Built around the work, not a generic template.
Skip the backlog
Explore the idea without waiting for an implementation sprint.
Make it polished
Apply the brand, responsive design and custom imagery before sharing.
Take it for a spin
Test complete flows and reveal product issues through interaction.
Share for feedback
Give stakeholders one link and a concrete experience to discuss.
Hand off to development
Sync validated code and remove ambiguity from the next phase.
From brief to use
One continuous path to a working product.
01
Bring the context
Start with a sentence, document, screenshot or the data your team already uses.
02
Review the plan
Master maps the screens, data and open decisions before changing the project.
03
Use the real thing
Test working flows, roles and edge cases in a live preview instead of reviewing static screens.
04
Publish and improve
Launch when ready, learn from real use and continue in the same project.
Start with this
Useful from the first week.
01
Explore a feature
Build enough of the behavior to understand scope and product risk.
02
Align the room
Replace competing mental models with a shared clickable reference.
03
Prepare implementation
Give engineering flows, states and code they can inspect.
Frequently asked.
Do we need engineering to prototype?+
No. Product and design teams can build and share the first version themselves.
Can it use real data?+
Yes. Use seeded, connected or production-like data depending on the review.
How does it become production code?+
Sync the repository to GitHub and continue hardening the same project.
Can we compare directions?+
Yes. Duplicate a project or preserve versions before exploring an alternative.
Put the idea in front of a user today.
Start free, keep the code, and publish when you are ready.