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Design changes that ship to the real product.

Stop watching designs get re-implemented. Plan visually with options styled to your app, preview live, and ship a real pull request your engineers review.

“Love how it’s able to execute my plans in one-shot.”

VP of Engineering, Warmly.ai (Series A)

The handoff problem

What ships rarely matches what you designed.

Designers hand off Figma, write tickets, and watch implementation drift across sprints. New AI coding tools speed up engineering, but skip design entirely. The result: faster shipping of a less-designed product. Lightsprint puts design back in the loop, on every change.

How designers ship with Lightsprint

From Figma to merged PR, with design in the loop.

1

Plan

Describe the change. Lightsprint generates visual UI options styled to your app’s tokens and components, plus a full working preview of the change before you approve. Not a static mock or generic AI default.

2

Preview

Live previews on the real product, with shareable links for stakeholders. Iterate visually before a single line of code merges.

3

Ship

Approved designs go to a real pull request. Engineers review the code; the design that ships is the design you approved.

What designers get

Less drift, more shipped.

Ship the design

Close the gap between Figma and prod

  • Visual options styled to your real app
  • Live previews replace handoff drift
  • Design tokens and components respected
  • Stakeholder review before merge

Expand capacity

Push small UI changes yourself

  • Plain-English copy and layout edits
  • PR-based safety for non-engineers
  • No new tooling for engineers
  • Audit trail on every change

Build the right things

Iterate before code is written

  • Compare multiple visual options live
  • Plan mode for upfront alignment
  • Shareable previews for user testing
  • Critique skills built in

Why designers pick Lightsprint

Your design system, on every change.

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Styled to your app, not the model

Lightsprint reads your design tokens, components, and patterns. Visual options render inside your real product, not a stock AI preview.

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Live previews replace handoff

Stakeholders click through real implementations before code merges. No more “I thought it would look like this” a sprint later.

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Engineers still own the code

Every change goes through PR review. Designers ship visually; engineers approve technically. Design quality and code quality, both intact.

Questions

What teams ask before they switch.

How does Lightsprint know my design system?

Lightsprint reads your codebase, including design tokens, component libraries, and existing patterns. Visual options are rendered using your real components and tokens, not a generic AI default. The result is on-brand by construction, not by hand-correction.

Will what ships actually match what I designed?

Yes. You pick from live visual options rendered in your real product, not a Figma mock that someone re-implements. The preview URL stays shareable until merge, so what stakeholders approved is what ships.

Do I need to learn to code to use Lightsprint?

No. Designers describe changes in plain English, pick from visual options, and approve a preview. The pull request is generated for engineering review automatically. No code editor required.

What does the handoff to engineers look like?

There's no handoff in the traditional sense. You ship a real pull request and engineers review it. Engineers see the proposed change as code with a live preview link, comment, request changes, and merge through their normal Git flow.

Can I iterate on a change after seeing the live preview?

Yes. Iterate visually as many times as you need before opening the pull request. The preview URL stays live, and comparing two or three options side by side is normal flow.

Try it on your repo.

Connect your codebase. Describe a change. See the visual plan, preview it live, ship the PR. Free to start, no credit card required.