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Runs design audits, synthetic persona tests and flow checks on Figma files and live pages
Floto reviews designs before users do. A Design Audit points at usability, copy and accessibility problems; Persona Testing walks synthetic users through a screen and reports where they stumble; Flow and Prototype Testing does the same across a journey; Missing States flags the empty, error and loading screens nobody drew; and Design Diff compares what shipped against the original file. It runs as a Figma plugin and a Chrome extension. Billing is credit-based, with an audit at 20 credits, a persona test at 50, a flow test at 75 and a diff at 25. Founders Rags and Prashant list YouTube, Meta and health-tech backgrounds; the team is distributed with no headquarters given.
Free tier gives 200 credits a week. Pro is $10 a month for 1,500 credits; Teams is $10 per seat a month for 2,500 credits per seat with a three-seat minimum; Enterprise is quoted. Runs cost 20 to 75 credits each, so a Pro month is roughly 20 to 75 checks.
Use tool ↗Floto is cheap enough to run on every screen, and the two checks worth the money are Missing States and Design Diff, which catch mechanical omissions rather than opinions. Persona testing produces synthetic reactions, not real ones, so treat it as a prompt for discussion rather than research findings. The credit maths is the thing to watch: a flow test at 75 credits means a Pro month buys about twenty runs.
Watch out: The site's 2026 copyright is the only date anywhere; this is a very young product with no track record to check.
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