Suggestion pills
When lofi finishes a flow, it now suggests next steps as tappable pills under the reply. Try a variation, flip the flow to desktop, or push a screen further without writing the prompt yourself.
Flow variations
Ask for another take on a flow and lofi builds a full variation next to the original, keeping both. Typing works too: "try a different version" or "make a desktop version" gets you the same result as tapping a pill. Skeleton frames hold the space while the new flow generates.
Transpose between mobile and desktop
One tap turns a mobile flow into a desktop one, or the reverse. Same screens, same steps, re-laid-out for the new size.
Fixed: email confirmation and password reset
Some people confirmed their email or reset their password but still couldn't get in, mostly on corporate email setups. Both links now log you straight in.
Quick code out
Every frame now has code behind it. Select a frame, hit the </> button, and copy a Claude-ready prompt for that screen, or grab its code as frame JSON or HTML with Tailwind.
Cleaner wireframes, especially on mobile
We did a deep pass on output quality. Mobile frames now get real grid layouts, honest padding, and accurate heights. FABs sit bottom right, composers and CTAs stay pinned to the bottom, and there are new components like chat bubbles and richer list items.
Watch the full demo, from lofi to Claude Code
One real session, start to finish. Sketch a flow in lofi, shape the screens, then hand it off to Claude Code.
See exactly where things land on the canvas
Pick a sticky note, text, frame, or UI element and a semi-transparent preview follows your cursor, so you see exactly where it will drop before you click. Panning and zooming keep working while any tool is active.
Smoother, steadier chat
The thinking indicator no longer disappears while lofi is still working, returning to a project no longer replays old messages, and long conversations render faster.
Add images to your prompts
You can now attach images to a message in chat. Drop in a screenshot, a hand sketch, or a reference and lofi will use it as context while it wireframes. Up to 5 images per message, each with a full-screen preview so you can check the details.
lofi is live — alpha launch
Today lofi opens its doors. It's the low-fi canvas for wireframing flows — think in frames, describe what you want, and lofi sketches the screens with you before you prompt for code. This is an early alpha, so expect rough edges and fast changes. Here's a quick look at what it can do.
Read the announcement on X