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A small studio
with a grudge.

We spent years on both sides of the handoff — drawing in one tool, rebuilding in another. So we built a canvas that connects to the code.

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A designer working at a studio desk, a colleague behind them
Where it is made

The handoff is not a process problem.
It is a file problem.

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Every team we worked on had the same shape: a design file that was a picture of the product, a codebase that was the product, and people whose job was to keep the two honest. They never were — not because anyone was bad at it, but because there were two of everything and only one of them shipped.

We tried the fixes everyone tries. Better briefs. A design system with a librarian. Plugins that generate code nobody uses. Screenshots pasted into coding agents. Each one made the handoff smoother, and none of them made it go away, because each one kept the second file.

Lindi removes the second file. It connects to your code and puts your real screens on the canvas; you design on them, and a push writes the change back into the code — by Lindi Code, or by your own coding agent. Nobody redraws, respecifies or retypes anything — there is nothing to hand over, because there is nothing to hand.

AgentsLindi CodeCheck designsMCP → Claude Code · Codex · Cursor
Repositorytavola/storefront · mainconnected, screens extracted
Project folder~/projects/tavolarun on your own machine
TavolaMenu · iPhone 15shipped from your codebaseyour review
Add a tip step before Place orderbella · in plain words, to Lindi Code
  • Designersthe lookDish cardradius/lgauto layout
  • Product peoplethe screensCheckout flowTip stepiPhone 15
  • Developersthe codeDishCard.tsxDev ModeMCP token
The pushDishCard.tsx+14 −6 · 2 fileswritten to code
Reviewdana approvedyour tests · your reviewa person signed off
the next change starts on the canvas
A repository, a project folder and a sentence to Lindi Code come into one file. Designers, product people and developers work in it at once, each in their own lane, with the agents docked above. The change leaves as a push written into the code, is reviewed and approved by a person, ships from your codebase, and the next change starts on the canvas again.
  • Designersthe look
  • Product peoplethe screens
  • Developersthe code

One place
where there were two.

Your code, on a canvas, and back again. That is the whole idea: not a faster handoff, but a design that becomes code without one.

  • No second copy of your design to keep in step
  • No rebuilding a design from a picture of it
  • No coding agent guessing from a screenshot
The Lindi canvas in Code: the Tavola project’s files with DishCard.tsx open in the editor — a row with a thumbnail and its price on the accent colour — the logs underneath, and the restaurant’s menu running on a phone beside it.

New, and exactly this far along.

No dates we cannot keep. Three columns we keep true, and a note under them saying when we last checked.

Working today
  • The canvas, with Dev Mode
  • Build mode with Lindi Code
  • Code, preview and download
  • MCP for coding agents
  • Live collaboration, comments and history
  • Prototypes and presenting
Underway
  • Your project folder, connected to the canvas
  • Your screens, extracted from your code
  • Pushes written into a project you bring
After that
  • Repositories, connected the same way
  • Whitelabel for more teams and institutions
  • Pricing, announced before anything is billed

Last checked 25 September 2026.

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Three things we will not trade.

  • The code is the source

    If a tool needs a second copy of your product to work, it will spend the rest of its life explaining why the two disagree. Lindi starts from your code and goes back to it.

  • Your code, your review

    Lindi writes to your code only when you push, and every push goes through your own review, the way everything else does.

  • We answer, either way

    Access is by request, and some requests are no. You hear back within 48 hours regardless — a decision beats being left in a queue with no news.

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Start coding while you design.

Lindi is free for its early users. Tell us about your team and we answer within 48 hours — yes or no.

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  1. 1You connect your project
  2. 2We open your screens with you, on a call
  3. 3Your first push lands in your code