From Figma. With tests baked in. Without the grind.
Import a Figma frame. Get clean React Native code. With unit tests already written. Integration test reports ready to deliver. And React version upgrades handled in one click. This is what your workflow looks like now.
How it works — developer view
Import from Figma
Connect your Figma file. Select frames. Symplr reads the design system and generates consistent, architecturally sound code across every screen.
Test-ready code generation
Unit tests generated automatically with every screen. Update the design — tests update. You never write a test case manually again.
Integration reports on demand
Run integration tests at any time directly from Symplr. Get a formatted test report you can hand to your client as a deliverable.
React version — you pick
Client wants RN 0.76? 0.82? 0.8x? Select it. Symplr regenerates. No migration sprint. No regression risk. No fixed-price blowout.
The pain
Writing test cases after every client change ate 30% of my project time.
Manual test case writing is the biggest hidden time cost in React Native development. It’s slow, error-prone, and always the first thing cut when a deadline moves. Symplr eliminates it entirely.
Client wants RN 0.76. We’re on 0.71. That’s a week of my life.
React Native version upgrades on fixed-price projects destroy margins. Every new release is a regression risk nobody budgeted for. With Symplr, it’s a dropdown selection.
The design had 40 screens. The vibecoding tool made each one slightly different.
No context memory means every generated file diverges. You become the quality layer — unpaid, unbilled, and frustrated. Symplr’s Blueprint keeps every screen architecturally consistent.
The 6 advantages
Figma to production code
Import the Figma file. Get clean, consistent React Native code that matches the design exactly — not approximately. Every screen follows the same architecture. No drift. No cleanup.
Automated unit tests — flick the switch
Update a screen. Tests regenerate. Your entire codebase stays covered without writing a single test line. This is the feature freelance developers talk about most.
Integration test reports as a deliverable
Run integration tests at any time from Symplr. Get a formatted report. Hand it to your client on delivery day. This alone justifies a higher project rate.
React version upgrades — select and regenerate
All production versions of React Native supported. Select the version. Symplr generates. No manual migration. Fixed-price projects stop being a version-upgrade liability.
Own the code, no lock-in
Push to Git. No runtime licence. No platform dependency. Your client gets clean, maintainable code any developer can take over.
Security built in
Bank-grade security packaged into every generated file. Secure storage, jailbreak detection, rooted device detection. Include “security-compliant code” in your proposal without extra work.
The freelancer advantage
Include full unit and integration test coverage in every proposal. Win higher-value clients. Deliver on the same timeline as a basic app. Symplr makes testing a feature, not a cost centre.
Symplr vs writing it yourself
| Feature | Manual / vibecoding | Symplr |
|---|---|---|
| Figma to code | Translate manually or accept drift | Import, generate, ship |
| Unit tests after screen change | Manual, slow | Auto-regenerated |
| React version upgrade | Full migration sprint | Select and regenerate |
| Code consistency across screens | Varies per session | Blueprint-consistent |
| Integration test reports | You build them | Packaged and ready |
| Security compliance | Manual implementation | Built into generated code |