Your app looks AI‑generated.
Krit is where your agent designs: the AI look stripped, your brand captured as rules, every screen shipped to your repo looking like screen one.
Pro is $1 for 3 days, then $9.99/mo
Designed on Krit
Real work, drawn on the canvas.
Every frame was prompted and shipped on Krit: live artboards and real canvas sessions, never screenshots. Hover to pause, click to open one.
Every frame was prompted and shipped on Krit: live artboards and real canvas sessions, never screenshots. Tap any one to open it full size.
Your brand, every screen
One product. Every screen.
Harbor, nineteen screens later. Krit captured the visual language once, and your agent has drawn against it ever since.
Yes. Stripe synced 20 minutes ago.
You spent $4,820 on tools in Q3, up 9% from Q2.
Datadog, up 34% on new host volume. Everything else held flat.
Two Linear seats have been idle for 60 days. Dropping them saves $340 a quarter.
Workspace
Notifications
Plan
Connected
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One canvas, end to end
It doesn't stop at a mockup.
The same agent that drew your design can test it, animate it, and hand you the code, without leaving the canvas.
Usability testing
Find the confusing screen before your users do.
Personas read the screen, try to finish the task, and narrate where they hesitate. Each finding becomes a prompt your agent fixes on the canvas, before anything merges.
You spent $4,820 on tools in Q3, up 9% from Q2.
Task: check what we spent on tools in Q3
You spent $4,820 on tools in Q3, up 9% from Q2.
1type Props = { total: number; delta: number };23export function SpendSummary(p: Props) {4 return (5 <p className="spend-summary">6 You spent <b>{fmt(p.total)}</b> on tools7 in Q3, up {p.delta}% from Q2.8 </p>9 );10}
Export to code
Hand it off as code, in whatever your stack speaks.
Select anything on the canvas and export clean, framework-native source. No data-cv-id, no canvas runtime, no redraw.
Launch assets
The launch video ships with the feature.
Ask in plain language. The agent composes the entrance, the camera, the easing, and Krit renders a real MP4. The demo for your launch post, the changelog GIF, the hero video, cut from the product you just built.
You spent $4,820 on tools in Q3, up 9% from Q2.
Your agent, multiplied
Your agent brings its other tools with it.
Krit sits alongside the tools your agent already holds, and anything it can read becomes a design move.
A product that fixes itself.
Your agent finds the step people abandon, redraws it on the canvas, and opens the pull request.
Checked before merge
Every branch measured against the visual language you captured.
The states you skipped
Empty, error, loading, and every edge the happy path forgot.
One change, everywhere
Change the rules once and every screen follows.
Live, not a picture
Click through a frame the moment it exists. No prototype to wire up.
Every width, both themes
Phone through desktop, light and dark, from the one set of rules.
Sound and haptics
Ask for a tap that clicks and a confirm you can feel.
No integration to wire up, no setting to turn on.
Pricing · Pro
month
For anyone building with an AI agent. No seats, no usage limits.
Start 3 days for $1Then $9.99/month. Cancel during the trial and you never pay the monthly price.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Which AI agents work with Krit?
Is the exported code actually production-ready?
data-cv-id, no canvas runtime, no redraw. React, Next.js, and Vue exports wrap that same markup as framework-native components. HTML and Tailwind are the most battle-tested path.Do I need design experience?
Is there a trial?
Can I cancel anytime?
From the blog
Notes from building this way.
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August 8, 2026How to Build an MVP Fast Without It Looking Like One
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August 1, 2026The Minimum Design System That Keeps a Solo Founder's App Consistent
A full design system is built for a team of designers arguing over a component library. You are one person shipping fast. Here is the smaller thing that actually works.
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