Figma designs turned into real product UI

Problem

Beautiful Figma designs still get stuck in engineering handoff. Every screen has to be translated by hand, and each revision creates another cycle where the final UI can drift from the design system.

How it works

Give Rosvelt the Figma frame and the product intent behind it; agents translate the design into reusable UI, wire the states, respect your patterns, and return a live preview for comparison.

2Point agents at a Figma frame or file.

3They translate it into clean, component-based UI that matches your design system.

4The interface ships as a completed work for review with a live preview.

5Compare against the design and refine in a thread until it's pixel-right.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

Design-to-code that preserves visual intent, component quality, responsiveness, and team conventions instead of producing throwaway markup.

Review before you merge

Review the result the way users will experience it: side by side with the design, running in the product, before it reaches main.

Every frame ships as a completed work for review with a live preview next to the source design. Check spacing, states, and responsiveness, request tweaks in the thread, and merge once it matches.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Design-to-code without the handoff bottleneck.

See it in action

Watch a Figma frame become a live, coded interface.