Flowstep 1.0 - AI design engineer. Design & ship real UI.

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Flowstep is the AI design engineer for developers and technical designers tired of rebuilding designs in code. Prompt or edit on an infinite canvas. Export production code or connect with your agents and apps via MCP. What you design is exactly what ships.

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sounds like something that actually helps agents to build an authentic UI rather than just vibecoding it!

 Exactly the point — and we expose it via MCP for your agent of choice.

Is this meant for legit designers and devs, or teams that are trying to cut corners by not hiring design and dev? Are there guardrails to keep the designs "good".

 we believe that designers and devs are the ones making the call — the tool just speeds up getting to a good first version, not replacing them.

On guardrails: designs follow your design guidelines if you bring one, and you can set tighter rules on top of that. Not about cutting corners, more about cutting the boring parts.

Thanks flowstep team for making this.
It really helps me to generate different design directions in very short amount of time and 2x my past workflow

 Thanks – "different directions, fast" is exactly what we're going for.

One question – what's slowing you down right now, even if it's some small stuff?

 so great to hear that! 🙌

Can you import a design system?

 Today you can import design tokens as a DESIGN.md file. Component support is next on our radar.

Love how Flowstep bridges design and code directly, do you think this will change how teams prototype and ship products day-to-day? Great comeback!

The design of the whiteboard is very good, and you can compare the effects of various versions, which is very intuitive! The results generated are also very good! But when I logged in, it was not smooth and I was stuck for a long time; the dialogue did not feel very smart. I wanted to ask something, but it seemed that I could not generate content through dialogue.

 Hi, what dialogue do you mean exactly? I'd like to look into that.

how much of the generated frontend is realistically production grade?

1:1 production code is a bold claim, most tools hit 80% then leave you rewiring state manually. does the canvas track component relationships across pages, or is each frame generated independently? multi-page consistency is usually where these tools fall apart when you diff the exported output