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Mockitt: AI-Powered Prototyping

Compare AI-assisted design, interactive prototyping, and developer handoff in Mockitt and Google Stitch.

Everything You Need

Powerful features that make Mockitt the go-to prototyping tool for modern teams.

AI-Powered

Smart Prototyping

Use AI to create a starting design, then refine the screens and connect the interactions you want to review.

Components

Design Systems

Reusable component libraries keep your team consistent.

Fast

Real-Time Collab

Work simultaneously with your team, with response time depending on network and project conditions.

Teams

Role-Based Access

Granular permissions for designers, devs, and stakeholders.

Dev-Ready

Design to Code

Export code drafts for developer review in supported formats.

Handoff

Developer Handoff

Developers inspect designs with specs, assets, and tokens.

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Compare how you create screens, refine a flow, and prepare a review.

Compare Mockitt and Google Stitch by task and output
TaskMockittGoogle Stitch
Starting pointAI-assisted draft or canvasAI-generated interface designs
EditingVisual layout and interactionsPrompt-driven design iteration
Prototype flowConnect screens and statesConnect screens on the canvas
Product planningDiagrams and whiteboardingFocus on interface generation
Review taskTest the chosen user journeyExplore the generated screen flow
Team contextShared projects and commentsShare design output for review
Reusable designComponents and librariesCheck the generated patterns
Handoff focusDesign specs and prototype contextGenerated design and code output
Before implementationReview behavior and missing statesReview behavior and missing states

Built forEvery Role

One platform, every team member.

Designers

Create high-fidelity prototypes with AI assistance and a rich component library. Iterate faster, ship better.

Visual component library

Auto-layout & constraints

Interactive prototyping

Design tokens

Product Managers

Validate ideas with interactive prototypes before development. Align teams with living specs.

Prototype the core user journey

Prepare user review tasks

Stakeholder sharing

Feedback collection

Developers

Inspect designs, review tokens, and export code drafts for the handoff workflow.

Design details for implementation

Organized design assets

Design specs panel

Component inspection

Stakeholders

Review and comment on prototypes in-browser. Provide feedback without learning design tools.

Real-time co-editing

Version control

Shared libraries

Team permissions

Explore Common Workflows

See how teams can use Mockitt for AI-assisted design, prototyping, and handoff.

Use AI-assisted wireframing to create a starting point, then refine layouts and interactions on the canvas.

Design workflow

AI-assisted wireframing

Use shared projects and comments to review complex user flows with product and design collaborators.

Collaboration workflow

Shared projects and comments

Combine a visual editor, AI assistance, and reusable components to move from an idea to a reviewable prototype.

Prototype workflow

Visual editing and reusable components

Use shared libraries and design systems to keep components consistent across projects and teams.

Design systems workflow

Shared libraries and components

Create interactive prototypes with dynamic states and micro-interactions for stakeholder reviews.

Interaction workflow

Dynamic states and micro-interactions

Share prototype context and supported code drafts so developers can review the behavior and plan implementation.

Developer handoff

Code export for developer review

Common Questions

Everything you need to know about switching to Mockitt

How is Mockitt different from Google Stitch?

Both tools can help create interface designs and connected screen flows. Google Stitch focuses on AI-assisted design generation and experimental prototyping; Mockitt combines visual editing, interaction authoring, and shared product review. Try the same task to see which workflow fits.

Can I import my Figma or Sketch files?

Mockitt supports importing from Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD. Import coverage and fidelity can vary by file content, so review the result before continuing your workflow.

Is there a free plan?

Plan availability, project limits, and trial terms can change. Review the current pricing page before starting a project.

How does Design to Code work?

Mockitt can analyze a design and generate editable output for supported code workflows. Developers should inspect and adapt exported code before release.

Do you offer team plans?

Mockitt offers team options for shared design work. Choose a plan based on collaborator access, project needs, and the governance requirements of your organization.

Build BetterPrototypes

Build an interactive flow your team can review before implementation.