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How Dessn works
Everything you build in Dessn uses your actual production code, not a recreation of it. Prototypes are direct branches of your codebase.
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Pull your product pages onto a canvas, to design, review and QA with your team.
What product teams use Dessn for
Prototype on top of your real product
- Pull any route from production into an editable surface
- Build end-to-end journeys
- Iterate using your actual components, tokens, and patterns
“The hours I’ve spent maintaining templates… I can’t believe I don’t have to do this anymore.”
Understand your codebase
- Capture flows, patterns, and production decisions visually
- QA downstream impacts of your design changes
- Visualize every component in context
“The agent is great at design but it also has context on how our app actually works, which opens up opportunities.”
Build closer to your users
- Share fully interactive prototypes to users
- Test responsive flows, empty states, and edge cases
- Collect feedback against the actual product experience
“It was a game changer. This is the closest thing to what our patients would experience.”
Explore ideas on an infinite canvas
- Branch your codebase infinitely
- Compare your variants and Dessn’s side by side
- Gather comments from your team
“You can branch as much as you want and get the agent to explore multiple ideas side by side.”
Design as a team
- Design together on the same canvas
- Gather comments from all stakeholders
- Share prototype links to anyone
“My main use case for Dessn is collaborating with my team.”
Supported today
React apps
Electron apps
React Native
GitHub
GitLab
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Develop entirely new workflows, enhance your components, or refine current interfaces — all within your actual product, working together with your team.
