The work every
team has waiting.
The wrong padding, the new flow, the screen an agent keeps getting wrong — the backlog, and what each looks like on Lindi.
Each one is a ticket today.
None of them has to be.
| Today | On Lindi | |
|---|---|---|
| Design it | ||
| The spacing that is wrong in production | A designer notices it, files a ticket, and it waits behind everything else because it is “just padding”. | Open the real screen on the canvas, fix the padding, push. The change is in the code. |
| The empty state everyone forgot | It shipped with no design, so production shows a blank panel and a shrug. | Design it on the real screen with your own components, and push it into the code. |
| Design-system drift | Three greys that are nearly the same, and nobody knows which one is the real value. | Variables with light, dark and brand modes. Fix a value once, push, and every screen follows. |
| Build it | ||
| A new flow nobody has drawn yet | A brief, a week of mock-ups, then a meeting to find out what was missing. | Describe it to Lindi Code, approve the plan, and click through working screens the same day. |
| A step in the middle of a flow | Checkout needs a tip step. It is small, and it waits a sprint for a mock-up. | Ask Lindi Code for it in a sentence. It writes the step into the code, and the design comes back to the canvas. |
| A prototype for the people who decide | A slide of screenshots, and an hour spent explaining how it would work. | A working build and a prototype to present — they click it instead of imagining it. |
| Hand it on | ||
| The screen an agent keeps getting wrong | A screenshot pasted into a coding agent, and an afternoon correcting its guesses. | Your agent reads the design over MCP — the real sizes, variables and components. |
| The spec engineers keep asking for | Redlines, a page of numbers, and a thread of questions nobody can find later. | Dev Mode: measurements, variables and code for any selection, and a list of what is ready to build. |
| A component that must match your code | A drawing that looks like the component, and an engineer guessing which one it is. | Link it to the component in your codebase, and Dev Mode shows the real one. |
“The dish card looks cramped.”
Forty minutes, start to shipped.
Sofia grew and rounded the thumbnail and weighted the price on the real screen, and pushed. Lindi Code wrote it into the code — and Dana’s team reviewed it and shipped it.
- No ticket
- No redlines
- No guessing
Whoever noticed.
- A designer notices it, and pushes the fix.
On the real screen, extracted from the code — so what they change is what ships, not a picture to rebuild.
- A product manager asks for it in words.
Lindi Code writes the change into the code from a sentence, and the designers pick it up on the canvas.
- An engineer reviews it, or takes it further.
Every push lands in the code for review — and Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can read the design from the canvas to build more.
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