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Stop Pushing Pixels. Knit Prototypes.

The first contextual AI canvas for building fast, high-fidelity prototypes. We don't generate random UIs — we assemble your flows from a single, unbreakable Design System.

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01Design System

One Source of Truth

No more AI hallucinations. Every screen is built from the same UI components. Change a button style in the global chat — watch it update across your entire flow in real-time.

02AI Canvas

Contextual Chats

Select any screen and talk to it. Need a login form? Just ask. The AI places the correct components perfectly into your layout — because it knows your design system.

03Prototyping

Visual Flow

See the big picture. Connect individual elements to specific screens and states, making your app's logic instantly visible on the infinite canvas.

04Validation

Instant Validation

Hit "Play" and your canvas turns into a fully clickable, standalone prototype. Ready to test, share, and validate with stakeholders — no export needed.

05Documentation

Auto-Generated Docs

Stop writing documentation manually. Knit automatically generates up-to-date project specs, component relationships and flow descriptions — always in sync with your design.

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Coming Soon
Auto-sync with your design system

Why Knit Design?

We don't compete with UI generators.
We replace them.

Feature
Traditional Tools
Knit Design
Design Consistency
TraditionalJust a text prompt (design.md) -> Causes visual hallucinations.
Knit DesignReal Component System. Strict inheritance. Zero hallucinations.
Context Management
TraditionalOne giant global chat that forgets details.
Knit DesignContextual Local Chats. Every screen has its own memory and chat history.
App-Wide Awareness
TraditionalFragmented screens. AI forgets Screen A when generating Screen B.
Knit DesignUnified Global State. The AI sees the entire canvas and connects the dots.
Prototyping Logic
TraditionalManual linking in Figma or writing spaghetti code.
Knit DesignPrompt-Driven Edges. Just type "Link to Checkout" and the arrow draws itself.
Iterating & Styling
TraditionalNeed to regenerate the whole screen to change a button color.
Knit DesignInstant Reactivity. Change the Design System once, 100 screens update in real-time.
Final Output
TraditionalStatic mockups or disconnected code snippets.
Knit DesignStandalone Playable Prototype. One click to run a clickable, testable app.
Who it's for

Real workflows. Real speed.

Julia — UX/UI DesignerAlex — Product ManagerMark — Team Lead & Developer
Julia
UX/UI Designer

I used to spend hours assembling drafts from components just to show logic to clients. With Knit I just describe the task — it assembles screens using my design system. I focus on great UX and animations.

faster concept delivery
0
redesign rounds for consistency

I no longer need to pull designers into every quick hypothesis test. I write a prompt, Knit generates a clickable prototype from the same components we use in prod. We validate ideas 3× faster.

faster hypothesis validation
80%
less design team interruptions

Outdated mockups were our biggest pain. Knit acts as a single source of truth — design, component relationships and documentation are always in sync. No more 'which version is current?'

1
source of truth for the whole team
↓60%
time spent on spec clarifications
Julia — UX/UI Designer
Julia
UX/UI Designer

I used to spend hours assembling drafts from components just to show logic to clients. With Knit I just describe the task — it assembles screens using my design system. I focus on great UX and animations.

faster concept delivery
0
redesign rounds for consistency
Alex — Product Manager
Alex
Product Manager

I no longer need to pull designers into every quick hypothesis test. I write a prompt, Knit generates a clickable prototype from the same components we use in prod. We validate ideas 3× faster.

faster hypothesis validation
80%
less design team interruptions
Mark — Team Lead & Developer
Mark
Team Lead & Developer

Outdated mockups were our biggest pain. Knit acts as a single source of truth — design, component relationships and documentation are always in sync. No more 'which version is current?'

1
source of truth for the whole team
↓60%
time spent on spec clarifications