Klayd is a visual UI system builder that connects design decisions, component states, review, and production code in one workflow.
It helps teams move from a reusable UI kit to implementation without rebuilding the same decisions during handoff.
Figma remains a powerful place to explore and design. Klayd focuses on turning an agreed UI system into editable components and keeping implementation aligned as that system evolves.
Yes. You can define your existing color, typography, radius, and effect tokens in Design DNA, then apply those shared decisions across component states.
Klayd generates a typed, standalone UI package with editable component code, styles, theme tokens, validation, and delivery configuration.
Generated output should still go through your normal engineering review and testing process.
Pro connects the delivery workflow to GitHub, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps repositories.
The Free plan includes one active UI kit, the visual component editor, themes, responsive states, and component quality checks.
Pro is required for unlimited projects, production code exports, and repository synchronization.
No. Klayd removes repetitive translation and handoff work. Designers and developers keep control of the system, the implementation, and the final review.