Design canvas that turns a product brief into app screens, then hands them to Figma or a coding agent
Mowgli generates high-fidelity interface designs for mobile, web and desktop apps from a description of the product, then keeps them editable on a canvas where you iterate by chat. It holds a design spec alongside the screens, supports moodboards, wireframes and version history, imports from Figma and exports back to it or to code. An MCP server and an agent skill let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity read the designs directly. The free tier gives 300 credits; Starter is $12 a month billed annually at $144 for 6,000 credits a year, Pro is $20 a month, and Team is $49 a month per seat with shared collaboration.
Free tier with 300 credits, moodboards, wireframes, version history and Figma import. Starter is $12 a month billed annually ($144 a year for 6,000 credits); Pro is $20 a month for 36,000 credits a year; Team is $49 a month per seat.
Use tool ↗The handoff is what makes this worth a look: designs stay in a canvas you can edit, and an MCP server lets a coding agent read them instead of you re-describing the layout in a prompt. Figma import and export means it does not have to be the only tool. Credits are annual rather than monthly, which reads cheaper than it is once you iterate.
Watch out: Starter's 6,000 credits work out to roughly 360 chat messages for a whole year, which is a low ceiling for real iteration.
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