Designers get the full canvas. Builders describe changes in plain language and watch the live preview. Developers get real code in your repo. Everyone's in the same file — they just walk in through different doors.
Everyone works in the same file; your role decides what you see when you open it. The lists below aren't highlights — they're everything each role gets.
Whitelabeling isn't a paid tier — it's a setting. Type your team's name below and FIG 2 puts it in the top bar everyone on the team sees.
You buy Lindi the way you buy equipment: once, under your own name. There's one invoice, and then it's done — nothing renews. Whitelabel is part of that same purchase, so the tool your team opens carries your mark, not ours.
Per-role configuration is good news for the budget, too. Builders never see the vector tools, so juniors aren't paying for a pro canvas they'd never open — and when headcount grows, the invoice doesn't grow with it.
You won't be starting from a blank file, either. Bring the product you already run: designers and builders get the design layer — they can never touch the code underneath — and your developers get all of it, front end to back end. Reworks merge back to your own repo as reviewable changes, so engineering keeps control the whole way.
One work email covers the whole team. We count sign-ups in order, so the earlier you join, the earlier you hear from us.