Drag components onto a grid, arrange them, and share a link — all from a browser tab.
A focused wireframing canvas — deliberately low fidelity, so conversations stay about structure instead of colours.
Grab a component from the palette, drop it on the canvas, then move, resize and snap it to a grid.
A quick editor opens the moment a component lands, so you never hunt through panels to change a label.
A 60-step history, plus copy and paste, marquee select, and align or distribute a whole selection at once.
Reorder elements in a layer list, lock or hide any of them, and keep every screen of a flow in one project.
Work is stored against your account with a thumbnail. Close the tab and pick up exactly where you stopped.
Download a wireframe as PNG, SVG or JSON, or flip a project to public and hand someone a read-only link.
Grouped the way you think about a screen, searchable by what they do, and every one editable the moment it lands.
Four steps, and there is nothing to learn beyond dragging a box.
Pick a canvas — desktop, laptop, tablet, phone or free — and name the flow you are designing.
Drag from the palette, nudge with arrow keys, snap to the grid, and label everything as you go.
Multi-select, align, distribute, reorder layers, then add the next screen in the same project.
Export a PNG for the deck, or send a public link to your client.
Create an account, open the editor, and start dropping boxes.
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