Stop spending so much time on design system documentation and get people actually building products. Semanttic makes your design system bionic and enables your colleagues to build new products with your components and tokens. And they don't even have to open Figma to do it.
Struggling to take the next step with your internal design system?
Semanttic activates it with AI to make it more accessible to non-designers in your company.
Out of the box you get Semanttic's wireframe system and access to Google Material.
Our supported UI frameworks will continue to expand, and unlike your local bar band: we take requests.
It's a new workflow that is going to not only make you faster but help unlock your more innovative ideas
Use Semanttic's ChatPRD feature to write your product requirements, and the the Semanttic workflow to generate the UI.
You can then regenerate whole new applications, individual screens or even the user stories.
Semanttic's workflow means you iterate your concept by curating different versions. This enables you to get to scope faster than you currently do today.
Use Semanttic's free Figma plugin to export your project into Figma. You can then open your project as layered, and named, files. This enables Product Owners to accelerate the upfront requirements part of the process, while also fostering a healthy collaboration with their design team.
Out of the box, Semanttic allows you to quickly prototype across the form factors your users will use. Build once and deploy for all three automatically.
While we're pretty proud of our Figma Plugin that allows you to export your projects as layered files, we're also really excited to enable developers to export code straight from Semanttic.
If you're a developer building without a designer, then Semanttic gets you back into code faster than ever with better results.
After building our your application and the user stories, you can export to code directly and iterate from there. It's like working with a designer who also knows how to code.
Generative UX tool for building back-office applications.
