Big batch shipped since 3.0. What's new:

Figma export. Your IA and wireframes land in Figma as real nodes, not a flat image. Layers, frames, names. Keep working in the tool you already use.

Design sheet. 253 styles pulled from real apps. Pick one, see your own key screens rendered in it, swap, confirm. Then the full prototype generates in that style, every screen.

Ten months ago the whole product was one thing. You typed an idea, we showed you who was already doing it. That was the first launch. It got 15 upvotes.

What changed since:

Everyone starts a product by pointing at another app. "Make it like this one."

And then you're holding a PNG. You can look at it. You can't touch it.

I ve been building a new plugin/extension for Bunzee recently, and something Claude Code did genuinely surprised me.

Bunzee takes an idea, analyzes it, and turns it into an IA and wireframe.

But I wanted to take it one step further. Instead of forcing users to continue designing inside Bunzee, I wanted them to be able to export the result directly into Figma as actual nodes so they could continue working naturally in the tool they already know.
Honestly, our own editor will never be as powerful as Figma.

We re currently going through our third pivot.It s a good step forward.

We're building almost entirely new features that will deliver much clearer, more tangible value to our users.

But mentally, it s tough.