Publish a working prototype from Figma, Claude, Cursor or GitHub. Designers, PMs and engineers pin comments on the exact spot. Stage gets Claude to fix them in v2. Design, then product, sign off, and Stage files the Linear or Jira ticket. Reviewers are free

Hi all, I'm Utkarsh, a builder.

AI made prototypes cheap. Deciding what ships didn't get any easier. Designers share a link, PMs reply in Slack, engineers ask which version was approved, and the answer is in a thread nobody can find.

Stage is one place for the whole team:

• Publish from your AI tool, GitHub, the CLI, an upload or a live link. One link, on any phone.

• Everyone pins comments on the exact spot of the running prototype.

• Stage gets your AI to fix them. It collects the open comments and briefs your AI tool with where each one is. It publishes v2, and each comment closes as "Fixed in v2". Any teammate can pick up a fix.

• PMs sign off after design, on that exact version, with a record of who approved what and when.

• Engineers get the Linear or Jira ticket the moment it's ready for dev, linked to the approved version.

Free for up to 3 makers. Reviewers, approvers and engineers are always free. Team is $12 a maker a month, billed yearly.

One question for you: how does your team decide something is ready to ship today? I'm reading every reply.

@utkarsh_raj2 nice product! :) ouf of curiosity: when Claude applies a round of comments, can reviewers accept or reject each change one by one before v2 is final?

@denise_louis Thanks, really kind of, but not quite one by one yet.

Claude ships the whole round as v2, and every comment it fixed is marked "Fixed in v2". Reviewers can open v1 and v2 side by side and reopen any comment that isn't right, and that goes into the next round. Nothing counts as final until design and product sign off on that exact version.

What Stage doesn't have yet is accepting or rejecting each change before v2 exists. Would you want that per comment, or more like a review of each change? I'm thinking about it now.