Web Frames is a native macOS workspace for reviewing real web interfaces. Put localhost, live URLs, and image references side by side on an infinite canvas. Map routes, inspect live DOM elements, leave code-aware comments, compare an implementation with a reference, and send precise visual context to Codex. Web Frames inventories components and CSS variables, helps surface UI drift, and turns approved feedback into proposed code edits for review before anything is applied.

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Astra turns Web Frames from a visual inspection tool into an active UI engineering workspace. It can reason across multiple live frames, compare a design or reference with the actual implementation, identify meaningful UI drift, trace those differences back to the relevant code, propose and apply fixes, then reload and verify the result. Before Astra, this required separate visual QA, manual code investigation, and repeated back-and-forth between design and engineering. Now the entire loop can happen inside one visual context: design → implementation → diagnosis → code change → verification. Astra also makes it practical to reason across the whole product, detect inconsistent components and patterns, and help keep the UI system coherent over time.

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Web Frames

See what you designed, built, and where they drift apart

See what you designed, built, and where they drift apart