Show it a screen and get back the few fixes that matter most, each with the exact change, then a handoff your developers can build from.
What it does
- Reviews a live page, a screenshot or a Figma frame: hierarchy, typography, colour, spacing and copy, ranked by impact
- Checks accessibility against WCAG, with measured contrast, target sizes, labels and focus order, and the criterion each issue fails
- Rewrites interface copy: buttons, empty states, errors and onboarding, before and after
- Documents components and writes build specs from Figma: tokens, states, breakpoints, interactions and accessibility notes
- Exports assets in the formats and densities your app expects and opens a pull request when you approve
What you need
- Nothing to start: a URL or a screenshot is enough for a first review
- Figma to review frames before they ship, write specs from your real components and variables, and export assets
- Your code host, only if you want assets delivered to the repo
How setup works
In the first minutes you get a ranked review of a screen you choose. Then it learns your design system and accessibility target, connects Figma, and writes a spec for one of your real components.
What stays in your hands
- Nothing is changed in your Figma files
- Assets reach your repo only as a pull request you approve
