Concept studio
Turn your research into wireframes, a brand, and a clickable prototype you shape as you go.
What it is
The fastest way to see your product. Concept Studio turns your research into wireframes, three brand directions, and a polished, full-color clickable prototype, in three stages you approve one at a time. You are never handed a finished thing to accept or reject: you shape each stage before the next one is built on top of it. No designer, and no prompt craft either.
Why it matters
Seeing a real, clickable version of your product surfaces problems that a document never will, and gives you something concrete to show customers, teammates, and builders, before you commit to building.
How it works
First you get wireframes, the layout of every screen with the styling left out, so you settle what goes where while it is still cheap to move. Click anywhere on the preview to leave a comment attached to that exact element, and apply your comments to have it rebuilt. Approve the screens and choose your colors, and you get three brand directions to pick from. Choose one and your full-color prototype is built from it, with your screens and comments carried across every stage. You can comment on the prototype too, and each round of changes uses credits with the estimate shown before it runs.
From concept to build
When you approve the prototype, you can send it straight to the marketplace as design and development tasks, with a scoped brief that vetted builders bid on.
Common questions
Do I have to know how to design or write prompts?
No. It reads your research and does the design work. Your job is to say what is wrong, in plain words, by clicking the thing you want changed. There is nothing to prompt and no designer to hire.
How do I change something I do not like?
Turn on comment mode and click the exact element you want changed, then say what you want in your own words. Apply your comments and that stage is rebuilt with them. You can do this at every stage, as many times as you need.
Why do I have to approve each stage?
Because every stage is built on the one before it. A screen that is wrong becomes a look that is wrong becomes a prototype that is wrong, and you would only find out at the end. Approving as you go means a correction costs you one stage instead of all three.
Is it a real clickable prototype?
Yes, a full-color prototype you can click through and share, generated from your own research, not a static mockup.
What happens after I like the design?
You can send it to the vetted marketplace as scoped design and development tasks that reviewed builders bid on.