Designers, product people and engineers on one canvas, seeing each other work — cursors, comments, follow and a shared history.
On the canvas, on the real component. Everyone in the file sees the cursor move.
Right where the change is, with the people it concerns mentioned by name.
Sent to Build, the change runs in the working app — so product can click through it, not imagine it.
An engineer’s coding agent reads the design from the canvas and builds it in the codebase.
Every version of the file stays in its history, restorable later by anyone allowed to.
Cursors carry names. Selections show. Follow a colleague as they walk through a flow, or take over the tour yourself — the same file, at the same time, from anywhere.
Comments pin to the exact place they are about, with threads and mentions. Resolve one and it leaves the screen, not the file.
The file keeps its version history. Step back through it, see what changed, and restore an earlier version when you need to.
Share a file with a person, your whole company, or anyone with the link — as owner, editor or viewer. A viewer can inspect and comment, not edit.
Click a name and your view follows theirs: the screen they are on, the thing they are pointing at. A walkthrough without a screen share.
Flag a screen as ready and it shows up in Dev Mode with its measurements, values and code — an index across the whole file of what can be built now.
Lindi is free for its early users. Tell us about your team and we answer within 48 hours — yes or no.