OpenDesign
An open-source design workspace for building prototypes, landing pages, dashboards, slides, and HTML video with your own coding agent.
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An open-source design workspace for building prototypes, landing pages, dashboards, slides, and HTML video with your own coding agent.
Design and prototyping tool used across the industry, with a free Starter plan that covers design files, FigJam whiteboards and slides. Useful for portfolios, pitch decks, wireframes and simple brand assets.
Why I recommend it: Free Starter plan has limits on the number of files and collaborators, and some features (Dev Mode, advanced Figma Make usage) sit on paid seats. Enough for one person building a portfolio or deck without paying.
A no-code app builder that works inside Claude and ChatGPT, turning a plain description of an idea into a working product.
Why I recommend it: Useful if you want to test a business idea as a real, clickable product before you spend money on it.
A free-to-start platform that builds a working app or website from a plain description, with everything running in the browser and no setup.
Why I recommend it: Good for getting a first version of an idea in front of people this week.
A free working example of a chat app where you can draw to give an AI assistant visual context, with the code to build your own.
Why I recommend it: A quick way to see how visual context changes what an AI assistant understands.
An AI design tool for product teams: turn a prompt, product requirement, or screenshot into high-fidelity UI, match existing design tokens, and explore directions before committing engineering time.
Why I recommend it: For founders without a designer: make something visual before you ask anyone to build it. The free tier is enough to test an idea.