Your Figma vision. Delivered fast but uncompromisingly.
Stop watching your prototypes get interpreted in code. Symplr converts Figma frames directly into production-ready React Native apps — pixel-perfect, security-tested, and ready to ship. The handoff gap is gone.
How it works — PM view
Design it in Figma
Use the design tool your team already uses. No new tools for designers. No new workflows. Just Figma — as always.
Import into Symplr
Select your frames. Symplr reads your components, spacing, typography, and colour system — then generates code that matches exactly.
What you designed is what ships
No developer interpreting. No “close enough” in UAT. No back-and-forth sprint. The code is the design.
The pain
What shipped looked nothing like what I planned.
The gap between Figma and production is where product vision gets lost. Developers interpret. Symplr converts.
Every handoff iteration costs a sprint.
Back-and-forth between design and dev is the most expensive cycle in product. Each round of “this isn’t quite right” is a week of runway.
We had no idea what was broken until QA found it.
Shipping without test coverage means discovering problems at the worst moment — in front of customers, not before launch.
The 6 advantages
Figma to production — no translation
Import your Figma frame. Symplr generates the code. Pixel-perfect. Design-system-consistent. No interpretation. The handoff conversation changes from “why doesn’t it look right” to “ship it.”
Faster iteration cycles
When the design changes, reimport and regenerate. No sprint needed. No developer blocked for a week. PM and design move at design speed.
Test coverage as standard
Unit tests and integration test reports generated automatically. Your QA team starts with coverage, not from zero. UAT finds product issues, not test gaps.
Security compliance from day one
No waiting for a security review at the end of the sprint. Bank-grade security is generated with the code. Enterprise procurement signs off faster.
Consistent across the entire product
Blueprint architecture means every screen follows the same system. No visual inconsistencies. No “this screen looks different” in UAT. The whole product feels like one product.
Own the code
No platform lock-in. Code lives in your Git repository. Engineering teams can extend, modify, and build on top of it. You’re never dependent on a third-party platform staying alive.
Symplr vs traditional handoff
| Feature | Traditional handoff | Symplr |
|---|---|---|
| Figma accuracy in production | Developer interpretation | Pixel-perfect conversion |
| Handoff iterations | Multiple back-and-forth sprints | First pass is production-ready |
| Test coverage | QA sprint after build | Tests generated with code |
| Security review | End of sprint, often delayed | Built in at generation |
| Design consistency across screens | Varies by developer | Blueprint-enforced |
| Speed to first working build | Weeks | Minutes |