Create and govern your design system: generate screens, apply your brand and ship to React, Vue and Angular. It works inside your codebase and follows your rules. Figma optional.
Access by waitlist. Fifteen days free, no card.
Snapflow gives you and your agent the tools. You validate.
Your design and your code stay the same, component by component.
Your team keeps designing in Figma, the way it already does.
See and edit your components in our web editor before taking them to code.
First what it does. Then where you use it from.
With Composition, from a description or a screenshot.
From a URL or a brand book, with the brand skill.
Redesigns, respects your repo's lint and types, and checks the result against the design.
The same design in React, Vue or Angular.
Your components stay the same in Figma and in code, for whoever uses Figma. Ready if you want it, never required.
Your own agent does it (Claude Code, Cursor or Codex) with the /snapflow skill and the MCP.
The design system: tokens, components in React, Vue or Angular, and their usage rules.
Your stack, your agent rules (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md), your lint and your types.
The result stays in your repo and passes your own rules, not ours.
Five surfaces, optional and combinable. On Windows, Mac and Linux.
Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, with the /snapflow skill and the MCP.
Install everything with one command: npx @snapflow-labs/onboard.
Don't want to use Figma? No problem. Edit your components on our web.
Components mirrored with the code, for whoever designs in Figma.
The living design system: components and pages already built.
“Figma is ready if you want it.”
They live side by side: the Playground shows and documents your design system on your machine; the web editor builds and changes screens in the cloud, and publishes them.
Installs with the CLI and stays on your machine: Windows, Mac or Linux.
Build and change screens with your components and tokens, and publish.
Share design and code tasks with your agent: tokens, governance, roadmap and screens in one place. Every team uses exactly what you create.
Tokens, components and rules your agent has to follow, and you validate.
Built for design system teams and the people who consume their work.
The same components in Figma and in React, Vue and Angular.
Building a design system of your own takes months and a team. This one is already made, and in seven steps you brand it.
A complete agentic design system, already built: tokens, components and governance rules, in React, Vue and Angular.
Color, typography, shape, iconography and depth. Seven steps with live preview, and it rejects the combinations that fail contrast.
In Figma or in the web editor you design screens and flows with those components. In your repo, your agent writes them in code.
A button doesn't say blue. It says primary action color.
The system doesn't tie you to a provider: your agent builds from it with the model and the editor you already use.
Use it with the AI subscription you already have, with your own API keys, or connect it over MCP or CLI.
Per-seat subscription billed through Stripe. We run the infrastructure.
If you need your own cloud or have several teams and products: discovery, implementation and hands-on support in your environment.
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