I built an AI tool that generates full user flows, wireframes, and component states from a text brief. 90 sec demo inside

I've been a designer for 14 years and the part of the process that always felt unnecessarily slow was the early phase like taking a PM's requirements or my own feature idea and turning it into actual screens, user flows, and all the edge case states (empty, loading, error, success, etc.). I usually ended up in Figma for hours just setting up the scaffolding before I could even start designing. And if the scope changed? Start over. So I built a tool where you basically describe what you need paste in requirements, a user story, whatever and it generates: Complete user flows Wireframe screens for each step Component inventories with different states (hover, active, disabled, error, empty, etc.) Multiple scenario paths (happy path, edge cases) The output is shareable via link, so your team or stakeholders can click through it like a prototype. They can annotate directly on screens. There's also a sidebar chat (not showed in video) where you can select any screen or element and say things like "make this a modal instead" or "add a confirmation step here" and it updates live similar to how Lovable/v0 works but focused on the wireframe/flow stage. You can export individual screens or bulk export everything. It's still early and rough around the edges. Before I go further I want to know: Does this actually match a pain point you have, or is the Figma setup phase not that bad for you? What would you need this to do that I'm not showing? Would you actually use this alongside Figma, or would it need to replace it? Totally fine if the answer is "this exists already, just use X" genuinely want to know.   submitted by   /u/pavlito88 [link]   [comments]

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