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Your app, next to its design.

Ravenflows puts every screen of your app beside its Figma design and checks the real app still works there. Product people review it and ask for small UI changes in plain words. Developers keep the code, the merges and the deploys.

The journey map: five screens of a shop app in two sections, Shopping and Checkout. The Checkout screen is outlined in red and marked Broken; the header reads 1 screen needs you today.
The journey map, drawn from the design file. One screen broke in the last check.

From a broken screen to a reviewed pull request

  1. See every screen

    The journey map draws your app from its Figma file. Each screen says whether the real app still matches it, so nobody has to ask a developer.

    Two sections of the journey map. Four screens are fine; Checkout carries a red pin with the number 1.
  2. Point at what is off

    Open a screen to see the design and the real app on one stage: a slider, an overlay, or side by side. A failed check drops a pin where the app broke, and you can add your own.

    The review canvas for the Checkout screen: the design and the app split by a slider, and a pin that says the Pay now button did not appear.
  3. Ask in plain words

    Press Make it match, or describe the change. The assistant changes only the files your team allows, checks the result, and sends a preview link you can open on your phone.

    The assistant has changed the button text from Add to cart to Buy now. Its change card shows the check passed and a preview is ready.
  4. Developers approve

    When you are happy, the change goes to your developers as a pull request. They review it in GitHub and decide what merges and ships. Ravenflows never merges.

    The change card says PR open: waiting for the dev team, with a link to open the pull request.

For serious builders

Product and design take care of the small fixes. The heavy lifting stays with the dev team.

Product managers

Know which screens still match the design without asking around. Check a screen and watch the test walk through it, step by step.

Designers

Compare the design and the real app on phone and desktop sizes. Ask for wording, colour and layout fixes and try them on a preview link.

Developers

Keep a small contract file in the repo and review the pull requests. Secrets, CI, migrations and infrastructure files are always off limits to the assistant.

Your cloud, your data

Ravenflows runs in your company's own cloud accounts: test machines, screenshots, conversations and your Claude key stay with you, and we run only sign-in, routing and setup.

Security and your data

Try it on your own app.

Ravenflows is in early access.

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