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Your real screens,
on a real canvas.

Your app’s screens, extracted from its code, on a complete design tool — frames, auto layout, components, variables, prototypes.

Everything you would expect.
Then the part you would not.

The tool is complete before it is different — and the difference is that it works on your code.

  • Screens from your code
  • Push to code
  • Auto layout
  • Components & variants
  • Variables with modes
  • Text styles
  • Pen, pencil & vectors
  • Boolean operations
  • Gradients & images
  • Masks
  • Prototyping
  • Present full screen
  • Comments
  • Live cursors
  • Follow a colleague
  • Version history
  • Published libraries
  • Export PNG · JPG · SVG · PDF
  • Contrast check
  • Dev Mode
  • Code layers
  • Lindi Code
  • MCP for coding agents
  • Rename layers with AI
  • Find similar designs
  • Generate & edit images

Three things you do
on the canvas all day.

Select the real thing.

Click a button on your real screen and you have the button — its component, its auto layout, the variables its colours read. What you set here is what the code will say.

One component, measured at 318 × 64

Talk about it where it is.

Comments pin to the exact place they are about, with threads and mentions. Follow a colleague through a flow instead of sharing a screen.

Two comments, one thread, one answer

Push it back as code.

Push, and Lindi Code writes the change into your code. Or let your own coding agent read the design and build it with you.

Two files, written from a push

Built for the long file.

  • Values with modes.

    Set a colour, a size or a line of copy once, with light, dark and brand modes, and every screen follows. They are the values the code reads.

  • Libraries across teams.

    Publish components and styles once and every team can use them — including the libraries your company approves for everyone.

  • Every version, kept.

    Step back through the history of a file and restore an earlier version when you need it, without asking anyone.

  • Code, right on the canvas.

    A code layer is a frame whose contents are a React component. Write it, and it renders in place beside the frames drawn by hand.

  • Prototypes that present.

    Link screens into a flow, add smart animate, and present it full screen or share a prototype link.

  • Contrast, checked.

    Scan a file for contrast problems, jump straight to each one, and apply the fix from the same panel.

A design tool,
and this one.

A design tool

A picture of the product
A picture, rebuilt in code by hand
Specs written out for engineers
A screenshot pasted to an agent
A handoff, and a rebuild on the other side

Lindi Canvas

Your real screens
Your screens, straight from your code
A push that changes the code
The design itself, read by your agent
Nothing redrawn, nothing retyped

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.

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