Your design system is the source of truth. Finally, AI that actually uses it.
Forge generates UI with your actual React components. What's designed is what ships.
AI is fast. But it ignores everything you've built.
Your designers drift anyway
Designers don't user the same components as developers. Design and code drift apart.
AI tools make it worse
AI tools don't use your component library. The output looks good, but doesn't match your codebase.
The rebuild tax is real.
Developers rebuild what was already designed. Design and code stay out of sync - costing time and money.
Your UI code stops being implementation: it becomes the source of truth. Your design system stops being documentation: it becomes the engine of design.
Pick your components — Choose a built-in library or connect your own via Git.
Prompt or design manually — Describe the UI you need, upload a screenshot for context, or design manually with real components. Switch between AI and manual editing at any point.
Refine visually — Adjust layout, tweak props, and add interactions. Your prototype behaves like the real product.
Iterate with AI — Use follow-up prompts to modify the design in place. Forge updates the components using the correct props and variants.
Export and ship — Export production-ready JSX from your selected component library. Open in CodeSandbox, copy to clipboard, or export to your project.
Git Integration — full component workflow
Connect your component library from Git repository. Components stay in sync as your code evolves. Use the same production components for manual design and AI generation.
Best for enterprise teams with mature React component libraries that need continuous, automated sync.
See It in Action
Forge Designing With Your Components
Iterating and Refining With Forge
Manual Design With Synced Components
URL to Canvas
Screenshot to Canvas
Low to High Fidelity
Make Responsive
Larry Sawyer
Lead UX Designer
Erica Rider
UX Architect @ BackBlaze
Built for how enterprise design system teams work
AI model choice
Choose AI model that fits your needs. Bring your own API key if needed.
Conversation context
Forge remembers your work so you can iterate across prompts naturally.
Image-to-UI
Upload screenshots or wireframes as visual context to generate or edit UI.
Component Documentation
Generated directly from your synced library. Always up to date.
Version control
Work with the right version of your component library for each project.
JSX export
Export production-ready JSX referencing your component library.
Advanced interactions
Add logic, variables, states, and dynamic behavior to your prototypes.
Responsive design
Build responsive layouts using the same components as developers.
Real-time collaboration
Multiple designers can work on the same canvas at the same time.
Forge vs. Figma’s AI
Figma generates vectors that represent UI, not real components. They can match your design system visually but aren’t connected to code. Developers still need to rebuild the UI. Forge generates UI with real React components, so the result is production-ready.
Forge vs. Lovable / Bolt
Lovable and Bolt are useful for MVPs without a design system. They generate UI using their own components and patterns. As projects grow, consistency becomes harder to maintain. Forge works with your component library and design rules, so UI stays consistent as you scale.
Forge vs. v0
v0 generates code based on shadcn. It works well within that setup. It is optimized for a specific component stack. Forge works with any React component library, built-in or custom. You can also refine UI with design tools, not just edit code. This gives teams more control over how UI is built.
Your design system. Your AI. Your code.
See how Forge works with your actual component library. Book a 30-minute demo and we'll walk through the integration with your specific design system.
Enterprise plans include Git integration, custom AI credit limits, dedicated onboarding, and priority support. Contact sales@uxpin.com for pricing.