Canvas-based visual design
Create website and product UI concepts on an interactive canvas, then refine them with direct element edits instead of rewriting prompts from scratch.
Kombai is an AI design engineer for websites and product UIs, delivering production-ready frontend in one workflow for teams and individuals in existing codebases.
Kombai is an AI design engineer for teams and individuals who need to design websites and product interfaces and then turn those designs into production frontend without switching tools. The site positions it around an end-to-end frontend workflow that keeps canvas design, rendered UI, and repository code in sync.
Its core purpose is to help users move from visual concepts to working UI in the same loop. The product site highlights canvas-based editing, production-oriented code generation, and browser context so users can refine design details, inspect the result in a real browser, and carry those changes back into code.
Create website and product UI concepts on an interactive canvas, then refine them with direct element edits instead of rewriting prompts from scratch.
Generate production frontend code in your existing stack, with the home page describing support for reuse of components, tokens, hooks, and other codebase context.
Keep design and code linked so edits in the canvas, browser, or repo stay synchronized as you work.
Use browser context for rendered UI editing, with support for DevTools-style inspection, multiple tabs, screenshots, network data, and autonomous testing/debugging.
Import or reference design systems, code, Figma files, Storybook, npm packages, and even webpages to ground new work in existing context.
Work inside an IDE extension, with the install page showing availability for VS Code and other supported editors.
Design a landing page or product page on canvas, then turn it into production frontend without moving to a separate handoff step.
Refine an existing UI in the browser by editing text, styles, or layout while viewing the rendered page and related browser context.
Reuse repo components, hooks, tokens, and design-system patterns when adding new screens to an existing codebase.
Create or adjust polished assets, animations, and visual treatments when a page needs more than plain layout changes.
Set up shared access and billing for a team that needs centralized usage, rules, and credits while shipping frontend work together.
Kombai is presented as an AI design engineer that can help design standout websites and product UIs, then ship production-ready frontend in the same loop.
Yes. The pricing page includes a Free plan, along with paid Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans.
Kombai is available in VS Code, and the install page also lists Cursor, Antigravity IDE, Trae, and Kiro.
The site describes Kombai as handling both design and production frontend code, with the two staying in sync.
Yes. The home page says you can build from your existing codebase, and the install page says it works in VS Code.