For designers working in code
Your iterations
shouldn’t disappear
when you save.
Reviz captures every visual change you make during a session — like Figma frames on a canvas, but for your actual codebase. Works with any framework.
- ∞
- iterations per session
- 0
- git commands needed
- Any
- framework supported
The demo is in the making.
We’re recording a proper walkthrough — Reviz capturing real UI iterations, live as you code. Check back shortly.
01 The Problem
In Figma you explore freely. In code, every save destroys the last version.
In Figma
You explore freely. Nothing gets lost.
- ✦Duplicate a frame and try a new direction alongside the old one
- ✦All explorations visible on one canvas at the same time
- ✦Go back to any earlier version instantly — no commands
- ✦Share a set of iterations with your team for feedback
In Code
Every save overwrites the last.
- ✕Change something and the previous version is gone — unless you know git stash
- ✕No visual record of what was tried during a session
- ✕AI agents iterate fast — 10 changes in 2 minutes, all overwritten
- ✕Stakeholders only see the final output — not the design thinking
02 How It Works
Four steps. Zero friction.
Watches your files
Runs as a sidecar process alongside your dev server. Monitors any UI file — CSS, JSX, HTML, SCSS — regardless of framework.
Captures every change
On every save, takes a visual snapshot of your running app. No code changes. No imports. Just observes from outside.
Builds your session canvas
Every snapshot is logged with a timestamp and file diff. Browse your iteration history like frames on a Figma canvas.
Clears on commit
When you commit, the session log clears automatically. Fresh start, every time. No bloat, no noise.
03 What You Get
Built for the way designers think.
Visual Iteration Timeline
Every UI change captured as a visual snapshot. Scroll through your session like a Figma history. Click any iteration to preview it full screen.
One-Click Restore
See an earlier iteration you liked? Restore it instantly — no git commands, no stashing, no branches. Designed for designers, not developers.
Label Your Explorations
Name any iteration — “wider padding”, “dark variant”, “client version”. Add context to your design decisions as they happen.
AI Agent Aware
Exposes an MCP server so Claude, Cursor, and Copilot can log and query iterations. Your AI agent becomes iteration-aware automatically.
Share with Stakeholders
Export your iteration set as a visual gallery. Share a link with your PM or client — no Figma needed, no screenshots to take manually.
Zero Framework Lock-in
Works with React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Svelte, Astro — anything with a dev server. One config file, one command to start.
04 Who It’s For
If this sounds like you, it’s for you.
Designers in Code
You know Figma deeply but are now shipping in code — with Cursor, Claude, or v0. You think in frames, not branches.
“I just want to try something, see it, and go back if it doesn’t work. Is that too much to ask?”
Vibe Coders, New Age Builders
You’re prompting AI agents to iterate on UI fast. You need a way to track what changed and recover good states without interrupting flow.
“The agent made 8 changes in 3 minutes. One of them was perfect. I can’t find it now.”
Design-Dev Teams
You need to show stakeholders the design process — not just the final output. Iterations become a communication artifact, not just a dev log.
“Can you show me the version from earlier? The one with the bigger headline?”
Be the first to try Reviz.
We’re building this for designers who are increasingly working in code — and want the iteration experience they’re used to in Figma. Join the waitlist and help shape what this becomes.
- →Early access to the private beta
- →Input into the roadmap and features
- →Direct line to the builder
- →Free during beta