The brainstorming canvas before you prompt. Prompt a few frames, iterate with the team, then hand the canvas to Claude.
Alpha available now. Update every week
The full thing in a minute.
One prompt builds the whole low-fi flow. Iterate any frame, draw on it, pull in UI, then export to Claude or Figma with the context already attached.
Early access is open: https://t.co/cTG1qZ1qaR
@versethera constraints before prompts. give it a wireframe, a type scale, and a "no" list. slop is mostly what fills the space where a decision should've been.
@ozi_bekee good list. the figma → shipped gap is closing from both ends. design tools writing code, code tools reading design. the middle is where all the fun is right now.
This week in lofi:
✦ drop a screenshot on the canvas and ask lofi to adjust your layout to match. it reads the actual pixels, not a description
✦ new Thinking mode🧠: it asks better questions about your product first, and the output shows it
This week in lofi:
✦ drag components to reorder inside a frame, the layout reflows live as you drag
✦ hand your design to any coding agent with one link. it fetches your spec, and fetches again when you edit
✦ drop PDFs into chat and lofi reads them as context
@alextalksai Spec-kit nails the logic side. UI has the same problem though, describing screens in text still leaves the agent guessing. A quick wireframe is basically /speckit.specify for the interface. That gap is why we built @lofiappstudio.
This week in lofi: flow variations. one tap, a second take on your whole flow.
ask for another version, or flip a mobile flow to desktop. lofi rebuilds every screen next to the original, so you compare instead of overwrite. typing "make a desktop version" works too.
plus fixes for email confirmation and password reset. if a link left you stuck at the door before, it logs you in now!
This week in lofi: quick code out. any frame, one click, claude-ready.
your wireframe isn't a picture anymore. select a frame, hit </>, copy it as a prompt for claude or grab the html + tailwind.
plus improvements on output quality. mobile wireframes get real grids, spacing, FABs that land where you expect.
@andriidesign1 That last tip is the whole game. It's exactly why we're building Lofi — nail the wireframe/spec before the AI touches code. Mobbin refs for taste + a wireframe for structure is a killer combo.
@TechWithTimm Step V is the one most people skip, and it's the cheapest step on the list. Ten minutes of boxes and arrows catches the missing screen before it becomes a missing endpoint and a rewrite. "Plan first, code second" should be printed on every AI code tool's login page.
This week in lofi: See exactly where things land on the canvas
Pick a frame, sticky note, text, or UI element and a semi-transparent preview follows your cursor, so you see exactly where it will drop before you click.
#1 is the one people skip because "planning" sounds like writing a doc. But the plan can be visual, a rough wireframe of the screens catches UX gaps the same way a text plan catches edge cases. Cheapest place to change your mind is before the tokens get spent. (It's the whole reason we built @lofiappstudio.
connect a note to any frame. it's the reasoning behind the screen. export to claude code and the note rides along with the frame. the agent gets the why, not just the what.
@zaibpreneur Half that gap gets decided before the first prompt — fuzzy screens and data model in, confidently-wrong code out. Wireframing the flow first is the cheap insurance (basically why @lofiappstudio exists), but the point stands with or without a tool.
@nooneloveame Same lesson from the logic side: the model was never the bottleneck, the undefined idea was. Specs lock behavior; a wireframe locks the screens + flow before code gets generated. That 'shape it first' step is exactly what we're building @lofiappstudio around.