AI where you
already work.
Images, words, layer names, contrast — the small jobs, done in place on the canvas. For whole screens, ask Lindi Code.
Six things to ask it for.
- Generate an image.
Fill a placeholder with an image made from a sentence, without leaving the file.
- Edit an image.
Remove a background, expand an image, erase or isolate an object, or change it with a prompt.
- Rewrite the words.
Shorter, warmer, more formal — on the actual text layers, so the layout responds as you go.
- Translate a screen.
Put a screen’s copy into another language on the real layers, and see how the layout holds.
- Rename every layer.
Layers named for what they are, across a selection or a page — so the file reads like a file, and the code like code.
- Find similar designs.
Search a file by what a design looks like, not by what somebody once called it.
Whole screens?
That is Lindi Code.
In Build mode, Lindi Code turns a sentence into working screens — and it asks before it builds.
- Clarify
It asks what it does not know — who the screen is for, what it must include — rather than guessing.
- Plan
Screens, in order, each with a purpose you can read and change before anything is built.
- Approve
Nothing is built until you say so. Anything you named for a screen is checked for, and added if missed.
- Build
Working screens you can click through, with the code behind them — and back to the canvas when you want to design on.
AI on your terms.
- The layers you choose.
Each tool works on the selection in front of you — the image, the text or the layers you picked.
- Contrast, checked.
Scan a whole file for contrast problems, jump to each one, and apply the fix from the same panel.
- An owner decides.
AI can be switched off for your whole company, and every change to that setting is recorded.
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.
- 1You connect your project
- 2We open your screens with you, on a call
- 3Your first push lands in your code