Modeinspect

Modeinspect

The AI-native way to design production-grade UI.

Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning

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The AI-native way to design production-grade UI.

Mode is the AI design canvas for shaping product UI directly in your codebase.

Design in code on a visual canvas

Mode turns your product’s codebase into editable canvas frames. Refine real UI with visual controls, experiment with AI then share or hand off for review.

EXPLORE

Start from a product screen or blank frame and explore directions with Al.

DESIGN CONTROLS

Prototype your interface on a canvas with familiar layout and style controls.

BUILD

Build any design into a live prototype with your real design system, tokens, and components.

SHARE AND REVIEW

Share the live prototype for feedback, then send engineering a PR with pixel-perfect changes.

Key Features

  • 1:1 Component Sync: Directly use your existing design system components, variants, and states within the visual canvas.

  • Token Enforcement: Automatically applies your design tokens to maintain brand consistency without manual intervention.

  • Code-First Design: Changes made on the canvas generate clean, type-safe pull requests, eliminating the need for separate design specs and documentation.

  • AI Assistance: Utilize AI to explore design variants, refine styles, or adjust content while staying within your production environment.

  • Live Data Prototypes: Prototype using real product data to ensure designs handle edge cases and dynamic states correctly.

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PricingFree
LaunchedJul 6, 2026

Publisher

Joined Jul 20261 launch

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  • alex_mode
    alex_modeMaker· 3d ago

    Hey 👋 I’m Alex and I run growth at Mode. We built Modeinspect because product design shouldn’t have to stop at a picture of the product. Unlimited free tokens for launch. I’d love to hear thoughts <3

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