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Inflight
The missing feedback layer for prototypes
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The missing feedback layer for prototypes
98 followers
Share a preview link or HTML prototype. Reviewers pin comments to real elements, or record video, right on the running app. Inflight turns that feedback into next steps your coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) pulls in over MCP.




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New from @riddering — here's a great interview on how this came to be:
@riddering @chrismessina Pretty cool to capture the origins. You can hear how well this team clicks, too. Part of our superpower.
Hey PH, Tommy here, co-founder with Kyle, Ridd and Veer.
The design leads I’ve interviewed keep describing the same mess: prototype feedback scattered across channels, then someone retypes it into a prompt so the agent can fix it. We wanted feedback to live on the prototype itself and reach the agent from there.
How it works:
Share a preview link or HTML prototype
Reviewers pin comments to real elements, or record video, on the running app
Your coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) pulls those in over MCP as next steps
One ask: if you connect the MCP, reply here with the first next step your agent pulled in and whether it got it right.
As someone building a prototyping tool (Magic Patterns), Inflight indeed is the missing feedback layer.
The software world has moved prototype-first. Prototypes used to be a nice-to-have. But now teams require prototypes.
Big congrats on the launch!
@alexdanilowicz I'm hearing it every day from design teams big and small.
This is a small but meaningful part of what we think the future of design work looks like. Magic Patterns is a pretty incredible part of that, too.
Massive fan of inflight! The team is the best design talent i have seen.
Thanks @samraaj_bath1
It's a pretty exciting time to be working in design tools. Pretty wild to have 3 design co-founders and an engineer, but I'm convinced this is best team to do it.
It makes sense to pin feedback to the actual element. What do you do if two reviewers request opposite changes before that feedback gets to the coding agent?
Does the feedback land somewhere the client can use without
an account? The reason prototype feedback ends up in WhatsApp
for me is that clients won't sign up for one more tool just
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