Mowgli vs Figma Make.
design copilot vs app builder.

Figma Make is a prompt-to-prototype environment that turns text into functional apps and interactive prototypes with real code. Mowgli, on the other hand, works on the product level and focuses on design, not behavior. It maintains a PRD of your product and designs for all your screens and allows you to iterate on those rapidly.

Updated January 2026

Feature
Mowgli
Figma Make
Primary output
High-fidelity UI designs and PRD (screens, flows, user journeys, data model)
Functional prototypes & web apps with code
Starting point
Text prompt, Full Figma file (many frames)
Text prompt, single Figma frame
Context
Full product spec
Current conversation
Code generation
Design-only reference
Functional prototype
AI-ready package export (Claude, Cursor)
Version history
Builds only
Figma design import
Hundreds of frames
Single frames
Figma design export
All frames with auto-layout
Natural language editing
Pricing
Free tier available, plans from $12/month
Free tier available, plans from $19/month

why builders choose Mowgli

design copilot vs prototype builder

Mowgli is a dedicated AI design copilot that operates on an infinite canvas (similarly to Figma Design), but with full product context. It can create a full app design from scratch, or import an existing one from Figma. It's capable of making wide ranging changes, experiments, and iterating on designs rapidly. Figma Make is a prototype builder that can create apps from text inputs. Figma Make is often used for clickable prototypes for individual flows or features, while Mowgli is used for full-app designs.

spec-driven vs prompt-driven

Mowgli starts from your app idea or an existing Figma design, and creates a detailed spec — user flows, features, requirements. Figma Make starts from a text prompt or existing Figma design and builds a working prototype. Mowgli's top-down approach produces more consistent results across screens and can handle large, complex products. Figma Make's approach gets you to something interactive faster.

design fidelity vs functional fidelity

Mowgli prioritizes design fidelity — pixel-perfect, designer-grade UI ready for handoff. Figma Make prioritizes functional fidelity — more narrow, clickable prototypes with logic and navigation. Choose Mowgli when you need polished designs; choose Figma Make when you need a working demo.

developer workflow integration

Both tools can export code, but they target different workflows. Mowgli exports React code and AI-ready packages for Claude and Cursor, bridging the design-to-development gap with structured context. Figma Make generates code as part of the prototype itself, which can be inspected and modified directly.

AI design that understands your product

Start from your spec, not a blank prompt. Generate designs, then export to Figma or code.

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