Traditional design sprints take 3–4 weeks. We use Google's Stitch — with MCP integration straight into our Flutter scaffolding — and Figma for finishing work. Brand-aligned screens delivered in hours instead of weeks.
Hours, not weeks · MCP-ready handoff · Brand-aligned · Designer-reviewed
Stitch generates the screens; MCP routes them straight into the build; Figma handles the design polish that AI still can't reach.
Primary — text-to-mockup with MCP
Designer-driven brand & handoff work
From the PRD, we prompt Stitch with 3–4 distinct visual directions for your app.
You pick the direction that fits your brand. Iterate in hours, not days.
Chosen designs flow through MCP into our Flutter scaffolding — no manual redraw.
Custom branded screens, illustrations, and dev-ready specs finalised in Figma.
Tokens, components, and patterns aligned with your brand.
Every screen in the PRD, designed and ready for Flutter implementation.
Designs feed directly into the build — no translation overhead.
Multiple visual directions explored without burning a four-week design budget.
Stitch is Google's AI design tool that generates production-quality mobile UI from text prompts. We use it because it produces brand-consistent screens in minutes and — critically — supports MCP integration, so designs flow into our Flutter codebase without manual handoff. That's where the time savings come from.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets Stitch and our development tooling exchange design context directly. When a screen is approved in Stitch, the structure, tokens, and components are available to Claude Code and our Flutter scaffolding without anyone redrawing the layout in Figma first.
Yes — selectively. Stitch handles the bulk of the work, but for projects with custom illustrative work, complex brand systems, or a design team on the client side, we use Figma for finishing, handoff, and component libraries. You get the speed of AI without losing designer-grade polish.
No. We feed Stitch your brand tokens, references, and any existing design language up front, then a senior designer reviews every screen before it's locked. Stitch is the speed layer; design judgment stays with humans.
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We'll show how Stitch and Figma compress your design phase — and you'll leave with a realistic timeline and budget.