FOR PRODUCT TEAMS AND STUDIOS BUILDING WITH AI

Every AI-built screen, traced to the requirement behind it.

Your agent just built 40 screens. See which requirements they cover, what drifted and what is missing.

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Free · Stays on your machine · Imports your Figma files

macOS 13+ · Apple silicon & Intel · Windows and Linux in progress

↓  REQUIREMENT → SCREEN → CODE

REQUIREMENT → SCREEN

Every screen knows why it exists.

Link each requirement to the screens that serve it. Every screen shows what is covered and what is open.

Airframe's editor with the Approval review screen open: the brief checked four of four, the comments, and its two decisions, “send back” and “greenlight it”. Beside it, the screen's linked requirement, “Nothing posts without a greenlight”, and its four acceptance criteria.
A screen, with the requirements it serves.
Airframe's Sync overview after checking the repository against the design: one screen, Approval review, differs from code, and six match their code.
Sync · One screen differs from its code

SCREEN → CODE

When code drifts from the screen, you know.

A repo scan flags whichever side moved since the two last agreed.

CODE → REQUIREMENT

Show a client what was built, and why.

Each commit is matched to its requirement. Every change keeps its author and reason.

ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UICommits matched to requirements, with who and why.
ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM · NOT PRODUCT UIThe code loopThe design looppass / failis it right?Judge

THE DESIGN LOOP

Agents closed the code loop. Airframe closes the design loop.

Machines check each change against its screen and requirement. A person judges only what they cannot settle.

See how the design loop works

WHAT'S INSIDE

Everything between the idea and the code, in one app.

  1. THINK

    Boards

    Sketch it, then promote it to a screen.

  2. DESIGN

    Wireframes

    Every screen and state. Imports Figma files.

  3. PLAN

    Requirements

    Criteria, features and milestones.

  4. CHECK

    Checks and walks

    The build, held against the design.

  5. AUTOMATE

    Agents

    Routine work that waits for your approval.

See everything inside

Bring the whole team. You never pay per seat.

Airframe is free on your Mac. When the team joins, you share a cloud workspace, and it is priced per workspace. Adding a teammate, a reviewer or a client never costs a seat.

See how pricing works

BUILT FROM THE SAME DESIGN

Airframe is designed, planned and tracked in Airframe.

405 screens and 3,617 requirements, traced the same way. This page too.

“When agents made our output explode, we couldn't coordinate it or afford the tools to, so we built our own. It started on our internal tools, moved to client work, and now it's how we ship.”

The Airframe editor with this site's home page open, in the project Airframe WWW Project: the page's layer tree beside its design, headed “Every AI-built screen, traced to the requirement behind it.”
This page, open in the Airframe editor.

STATES

Every state is designed before it is built.

Each state lives in the component's design, so the agent builds every one and the review shows any it skipped.

Airframe's component editor with All states open for update-chip, the update pill in Airframe's own title bar. Each declared state is drawn under its name: ready, “Restart to update”; checking, “Checking…”; downloading, “Downloading · 25%”; up-to-date, “Up to date”; failed, “Couldn't check”; and updated, “What's new”.
A component, with every declared state in view.

MEASURED, NOT MARKETED

We measured what a shared design is worth to an agent.

A 200-screen product overflows a 1,000,000-token context window, so an agent cannot read it raw. One call hands it the whole map. We fixed 11 tasks before building and published every result, failures included.

Read the full benchmark
18–52×less context billed than reading the raw design, task for task.10–100 screens · B-173

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