The first canvas where every artboard is a live render of your actual app — and every edit is a code diff.
Your design file and your codebase diverge the moment you ship. Every handoff creates a gap. Every gap creates debt.
Design files describe pixels. Code describes behaviour. Neither speaks the other's language — designers spec what they imagine, engineers ship what they can build in time.
Switch from Figma to your editor and every annotation, constraint, and decision stays behind. Context collapses into a Slack thread that nobody reads twice.
AI tools generate strangers. v0 produces components your design system doesn't recognise. The blank canvas ignores all the decisions already encoded in your app.
Each feature removes a seam between design intent and production code.
A live render of your actual application — not a mockup. Every artboard is backed by a real component tree running your real code.
Every artboard traces its provenance through a queryable graph. Know exactly which files, props, and tokens compose each surface.
Visual changes expressed at the component level, not the pixel level. Ship diffs that say "increase Card border-radius" — not a PNG redline.
Mark a region. AI fills it within your design language constraints — using your actual tokens, your actual components, nothing invented.
Bidirectional MCP channel between your design surface and coding agents. Claude, Cursor, Copilot — they all see the canvas and the graph simultaneously.
Point Originmain at your repo. The Origin Graph indexes your components, tokens, and routes.
Open any route as a live artboard. Every visual change is a real prop or style edit.
Mark a region and let AI suggest completions constrained to your existing design language.
Export an Intent Diff — a machine-readable component-level description of what changed.
Agents apply the diff and verify rendering parity. The canvas confirms the result.
Slots into the tools you already use. No migration required.
Existing tools solve half the problem. Originmain closes the loop.
Figma is the best interface design tool ever made — but what you design is a fiction. It has no knowledge of your codebase, tokens, or component API surface. The handoff is manual, lossy, and perpetually stale.
Every artboard is a live render. Every edit writes code. The gap between design and production is zero — because they're the same surface, indexed by the same graph.
v0 and Cursor are exceptional at generating code from a blank slate — but they hallucinate design systems. They don't know your tokens, your component API, or what "on-brand" means for your product.
The ideal design tool is a canvas where any view of your application can be rendered, explored, duplicated, and modified visually — with every change traced back to a diff in your actual codebase.
Early access is free. All plans include the full Origin Graph and Live Artboard engine.