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Used by design teams at 1,800+ product orgs
Design real products, not mockupsscreens.
Bring your vision to life. Build clickable prototypes with real state, logic, and role-based behavior — the same engine your engineers will eventually ship. No more interpretation gaps between Figma and production.
Pixel-fidelity React + Tailwind Tokens stay in sync Hand off to GitHub anytime
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Type · 9
Spacing · 8
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Imported from Figma Real state Role-aware
What designers ship with Proyecta
Real prototype
Design tokens → code
Stakeholder review
Engineering handoff
Accessibility audit
Click-through demo
Why designers switch
Stop designing in screens. Start designing in flows.
Static frames don't show what happens when data is missing, a user makes a mistake, or permissions change. The risk lives in those edge cases — and static screens hide them until eng review.
Real
Prototype
Clickable, not slideshow. Loading states, errors, empty dashboards — all behave.
Real
Tokens
Your typography, spacing, color — flowing into actual Tailwind classes and CSS variables.
100%
Yours
Clean React + Tailwind in your GitHub. Engineers fork the branch and ship.
Free
To start
Bring your existing design system. One workspace, no card, no expiry.
Prototype the unhappy paths
The risk lives in the states you don't draw.
Loading. Empty. Error. Partial setup. Most product risk lives in the edge cases that static screens skip. Click a state — see the prototype react.
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Pipeline · Q2admin
Total open$182,400
Wins this month12
Avg. close time14 days
At risk3 deals
Try a state
Beyond mockups
Behavior, not just layout.
Replace interpretation with something clickable. A working prototype is a shared reference point: what happens, when, and what changes after each action.
Branching flows.
Step order, required inputs, defaults, drop-off points. Build onboarding with branches and conditional steps so you can evaluate whether the flow actually feels complete.
Conditional next-steps
Required vs. optional fields
Drop-off measurement built in
Roles & permissions.
Many products behave differently for different users. Mock admin, member, and viewer flows so stakeholders can evaluate the UX of gated actions and restricted views — not just polish the happy path.
Switch roles in one click
Gated actions, restricted views
Permission denied states
Real state, real data.
Forms persist. Lists update. Counts increment. Filters survive a refresh. The prototype behaves like a product because it is a product — not a Figma click-through.
Postgres-backed mock data
Forms that submit and persist
Real loading and error states
Match your design files exactly
Your tokens. Your system. Live.
Workspace Themes pull straight from your design tokens — colors, type, spacing, radii. Edit in Figma, sync to Proyecta, ship the same value engineering will use.
Stakeholders evaluate UX trade-offs and feasibility without a long spec thread. Switch roles inline — see exactly what each user can and can't do.
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Admin
Full access · billing · seats
Edit billing & invoices
Invite & remove members
Manage workspace settings
Export data
Delete projects
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Member
Build · ship · collaborate
Create & edit projects
Publish to staging
Comment on prototypes
Edit billing
Manage seats
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Viewer
Stakeholders · clients
View prototypes
Leave comments
Approve flows
Edit projects
See pricing data
Prototype time-to-value
Where intent meets reality.
Onboarding is where ideas hit users. Required inputs, defaults, branching paths, drop-off points — design the whole thing as a flow, not a deck of frames.
Step 01 · 12s
Welcome screen
Single-input prompt. No account yet. Watches typing pace.
1,840 visits
−6% drop-off
Step 02 · 32s
Workspace name
Smart default from email domain. Skip-able.
1,728 visits
−4% drop-off
Branch · solo or team?
Working alone or with others?
Forks the path. Solo skips invites. Team gets seats picker.
62 / 38 split
Step 03a · team
Invite teammates
Optional email picker. Domain auto-suggest.
657 visits
−18% drop-off
Step 04 · 1m 12s
Connect your data
Postgres, GSheets, or sample data. Required field.
1,320 visits
−22% drop-off
Step 05 · published
First successful action
The "aha." Confetti. Domain reserved. Welcome email queued.
1,029 reached
Linear stepBranch / fork56% complete the flow · median 4m 18s
Versus the rest
Click-throughs ≠ products.
Figma prototyping creates clickable mocks without backend functionality. Webflow and Framer build marketing sites. Proyecta builds full-stack apps with real data, auth, and integrations — the same engine your engineers will ship.
Capability
Figma proto
Framer / Webflow
Proyecta
Pixel-fidelity to Figma
Source of truth
Manual rebuild
Sync via tokens
Real state & forms
Click-through only
Front-end forms
Postgres-backed
Roles & permissions
None
None
Built in
Loading / error / empty states
Static frames
Manual
Real, automatic
Hand off to engineers
Spec doc + Loom
HTML export
GitHub repo, day one
Stack
n/a
Proprietary
React · Tailwind · Postgres
How a design lands in code
Figma → clickable → shipped.
The handoff·Figma → real prototype → repo · No translation tax
You stop shipping Figma frames and praying engineering interprets them right. The loading states, the 403s, the empty dashboards — every edge case your PM forgot to write down — get prototyped clickably. Engineers read the prototype, not the ticket.
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A Proyecta design workflow
Built for design teams that ship
Import
Bring tokens, type, spacing from your design system
Prototype
Real states, real data, real interactions
Review
Stakeholders click — they don't 'imagine'
Hand off
Clean React + Tailwind branch on your GitHub
How this is different
Three things Proyecta refuses to be.
The prototype is the spec.
Stop writing "imagine this works" notes on Figma frames. The clickable version IS the spec — engineers see the actual behavior, not infer it from a comment thread.
Truth lives in the URL
A Proyecta principle
Tokens out, tokens in.
Your design tokens flow into real CSS — not just inspect-and-copy. Tailwind + your tokens, your typography, your spacing — already wired into the build.
Real tokens, real CSS
A Proyecta principle
Hand off the repo, not the Figma file.
Every prototype exports to a clean React + Tailwind branch on GitHub. Your engineers fork it and ship. No translation layer between the design and the build.
No translation tax
A Proyecta principle
Plays well with your stack
Designed in Figma. Shipped from GitHub.
Bring your tokens, your components, your Storybook. Push to GitHub from day one so engineers can pull, review, and extend whenever they're ready.
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Common questions
FAQ
Yes. You get full visual control with React and Tailwind to make Proyecta apps match your design files exactly. Workspace Themes pull tokens from Figma Variables — colors, type, spacing, radii — and keep them in sync across projects.
Yes, anytime. Code syncs to GitHub from day one, so developers can pull it, review it, and extend it whenever you're ready. No proprietary runtime, no migration headache. The repo is just React + Tailwind + Postgres.
React, Tailwind CSS, and Postgres. Modern, well-documented tools that any front-end or full-stack engineer can pick up. We keep dependencies boring on purpose.
Figma prototyping creates clickable click-throughs without backend functionality. Proyecta differs because it produces a working app with databases, authentication, integrations and APIs. With Proyecta you can ship real products to production — not just stakeholder demos.
Different tools for different jobs. Webflow and Framer build marketing sites. Proyecta builds full-stack apps with backends — auth, data, billing, role-based access. If your product has logged-in users with permissions, you want Proyecta.
No. You describe screens and flows in plain English, drop in Figma frames, or paste tokens — Proyecta writes the React. You can dive into the code anytime, but most designers never need to.
Yes. Workspace Themes accept Figma Variables, Tokens Studio JSON, or a CSS file. Components map onto shadcn/Radix primitives so you keep accessibility and behaviour for free.
Start designing
Bring a Figma file. Leave with a working prototype.
We'll import your file, wire up tokens, and stub out a clickable prototype. Free, no card required, no time-pressured trial.
Figma file in, prototype out. Frames become real screens. Components keep their tokens.
GitHub from day one. Engineers pull a clean React + Tailwind repo. No proprietary runtime.
Free for solo designers. Workspace Themes, role switching, full export. No card.
Design real products, not mockups.
Bring your Figma file. Leave with a working prototype.