“Idea-to-app in minutes" sounds simple—until you try to build something real. Real products need structure, and Paraflow brings that to you, acting as an AI Product Design Agent that works like a full team. On one canvas, two AI minds — a product manager and a designer — work together to build structured specs that bridge ideas and code. With PRDs, user flows, and prototypes always aligned, you get richer specs, fewer prompts, and a build that stays well-controlled — and truly professional.
Congratulations on the launch! Great project for business analysts — they’re often forgotten by AI services, even though they’re an important part of the process.
I’ve gotta say, this hits a pain point I deal with all the time. Having a canvas-based AI that acts like a full product design team (structure, prototyping, all in one spot) is huge for indie devs like me—I waste way too much time juggling tools when building MVPs. Quick q: How well does this play with Figma? Can we export designs directly into existing design systems there?
Congrats on the launch! Love the idea of the AI PM + Designer working together. Looks super useful!
Super compelling! how does paraflow handle iteration loops, like when user flow changes after prototype feedback? Keeping PRDs + flows + screens in sync is the real hard part. Watching closely!
I like this one! It just something our team is seeking, why not come earlier? The flow is comprehensive, excellent to generate my required design documents, however, Paraflow is a bit of slow, can you make it faster?
Hmm, awesome!
Do you think Paraflow can be better than Bolt or Lovable to build apps?
This looks powerful. How does handoff to devs work when the design evolves?
There's a real gap between design and the lack of professional knowledge for those who want to create but lack the expertise. I'm looking for a product that can solve many problems and help those who need design skills.
Curious, how does Paraflow keep specs and UI in sync when things change mid-iteration?
Tried Base44 for restyling, but the output felt template-heavy. Paraflow’s style guides were much cleaner and easier to tweak.
Love that flows don’t drift when prompting. Makes early PM work more predictable.
The design output looks consistent. Can we upload brand guidelines so the AI Designer adapts to existing styles?
Congrats on Paraflow! A canvas-based product design agent is exactly what designers need when prototyping gets repetitive. The "AI mind sharing one canvas" concept feels like it could seriously speed up the ideation phase.
Quick UX question: How does Paraflow handle design handoff to developers? I'm curious if it exports to standard formats (Figma, Sketch, etc.) or if there's a proprietary workflow.
With 11+ years designing 200+ products, I've always wished for smarter canvas tools. This looks promising! Excited to see where you take it! 🚀
Hi Product Hunt Community, I’m Ryan, Founder of Paraflow
so excited about our launch on Product Hunt today and ready to share Parfalow with you!
🌀 Paraflow brings specs back.
An AI Product Design Agent — part product manager, part designer — co-creating on one canvas so you can work like a pro
Define clearly like a PM: Generate plans, PRDs, user flows, and screen plans with clear scope and context.
Desine like a PD: Create editable UIs, style guides, and interactive prototypes — consistent by default.
Hand off smoothly for devs: Sync front-end code to GitHub for effortless collaboration and AI-assisted implementation.
🪄 Who is it for?
Indie builders — building fast with AI, but still care about logic and visual consistency.
Small teams — need to align PM, design, and engineering in real time.
Solo founders — juggle every role; must keep clarity and flow intact from 0→1.
🚀 See real cases
From sketch to a fitness app →
From a campaign brief to get a meetup landing page →
Expand a dashboard into five account states →
💪 We’re defining the next paradigm of product design 💪
💡 We would love to hear your thoughts — not just on Paraflow, but on what AI teammates should be like in the products of tomorrow.