Now in Alpha

Wireframe before you prompt.

Vibe-coding from a one-line prompt is a coin flip. Sketch the flow in lofi first, then hand the canvas to Claude as real context — and watch it build what you actually meant.

Plan your first flow free
How it works

Sketch a flow. Iterate. Ship it.

A scrappy place to think before you commit to pixels or production code. Sketch the flow, push it around, then hand it off when it’s ready.

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Prompt the flow

Describe it in plain language. lofi drafts wireframe frames you can tap through. Low-fi on purpose, so you keep thinking.

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empty state

Sketch on the canvas

Grab a pen. Drop sticky notes and UI elements, circle the rough parts, draw arrows. Every mark adds context.

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Tighten the empty state, and use our warmer tone.
Cut the copy by ~40%. Swapped “no results” for “nothing here yet, let’s fix that.”
Perfect. Add a subtle illustration slot.

Iterate frame by frame

Tweak any frame in chat. Shorten the copy, swap a layout, fix an edge case. A thinking tool, not a template.

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Claude
Codex
Figma

Hand it off

Send the flow to Claude as context, or export Figma-ready frames. The canvas becomes the spec everyone agrees on.

Questions

Plan before you prompt, answered.

Don’t see what you’re looking for? Ask us anything.

A wireframe gives the model structure — screens, states, and the flow between them — so it builds what you intended instead of guessing from one sentence.
Export your lofi canvas as a structured context package and hand it to Claude (or Claude Code) as the spec for what to build.
No. lofi drafts the frames from your prompt — you just steer them toward what you have in mind.
Yes. The canvas is built to be handed off as build context to AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex.

Plan before you prompt.

Free to start. Sketch a flow, hand it to Claude or Codex, ship something real.

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