Flowstep transforms text prompts into fully editable UI designs instantly. It helps teams skip the blank canvas, collaborate in real time, and export clean code. No complex tools needed – just describe, generate, and ship faster.
Freemium
$15/mo
How to use Flowstep 1.0?
Sign up for free, then describe your desired UI in a chat. Flowstep instantly generates screens on an infinite canvas. You can edit designs manually or with AI, copy them to Figma with ⌘C+⌘V, and collaborate with your team in real time. Export production-ready React/TypeScript code.
Flowstep 1.0 's Core Features
Instant UI Generation: Describe what you want and watch it appear on the canvas in seconds, powered by Flowstep's Imagination Algorithm.
AI & Manual Editing: Full control to customize designs without learning complex tools – just focus on your idea.
One-Click Figma Copy: Select any design and copy it straight into Figma using ⌘C and ⌘V – no plugin needed.
Multi-Screen Creation: Generate full experiences in one go, from login screens to dashboards and profile pages.
Real-Time Collaboration: Design with your team via live cursors, synced edits, and instant feedback.
Production-Ready Code Export: Export clean React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS code that engineers can use directly.
Reference-Based Design: Attach PRDs, upload images, or paste links for context and inspiration.
Flowstep 1.0 's Use Cases
Product managers can quickly prototype UI ideas and gather user feedback without waiting for designers.
Designers can kickstart the creative process and iterate faster by generating multiple screen variations.
Software engineers can generate shippable UI components and export clean code for integration.
Startups can rapidly build and test app interfaces, saving hours of manual design work each week.
Freelancers can create professional-looking designs for clients, collaborate in real time, and deliver faster.
Flowstep 1.0 's Pricing
Free
$0/mo
Limited messages, multi-screen, and projects
Starter
$15/mo
80 messages/mo, unlimited multi-screen, projects, exports, and copy to Figma