Enterprise rapid prototyping
Build responsive applications, review them with your team, and bring code, documents, and evidence into one governed handoff.
Canvas / prototype Explore the ideaReal routes. Responsive previews.
Documents and decisions in context.
Code, review, and delivery evidence.
From intent to evidence
One connected workflow. Something concrete at every stage.
Describe your product, users, workflows, and constraints in plain language. Give Canvas the context to make the first version useful.
Build a multi-route application with a sandboxed runtime. Explore desktop, tablet, and mobile previews, guided by enterprise templates and your design system.
Generate, edit, review, and version a Product Requirements Document, Technical Requirements Document, and Engineering Plan from the application and project context.
Share View, Review, or owner-approved Edit access. Anchor comments to elements, resolve feedback in context, and co-edit code with live presence.
Inspect rendered routes, responsive layouts, accessibility signals, design-system usage, and runtime builds. Review the evidence before deciding what is ready.
Prepare a governed GitHub branch, commit, pull request, and rollback record. Delivery targets depend on your configured adapters, permissions, and policy.
Choose a step to explore. The walkthrough uses sample content, not a live session.
A first version with a bigger purpose
The prototype, the conversation, and the delivery package belong together.
An application you can explore
Move from a product brief to connected screens, routes, and responsive behavior. Use enterprise templates and design-system rules to give the first version a consistent foundation.
A team on the same page
Keep product, design, and engineering close to the work. Review the prototype, discuss the exact element, and keep delivery documents connected to the current application.
A handoff with context
Bring validation results, design checks, review decisions, and source changes together. Give the receiving team something concrete to inspect and take forward.
Confidence comes from control
Move the idea forward with access, models, design rules, and delivery decisions under enterprise control.
Sign in to CanvasProject-scoped access, enterprise SSO, RBAC, and owner-approved review and editing.
Admin-managed models, structured tool calls, and approval-aware agent operations.
Enterprise templates, company brand assets, and versioned project design bindings.
Review decisions, validation results, audit trails, and governed release gates.
A shared point of view
Explore scope before committing a delivery team.
Review real behavior, states, and responsive layouts.
Receive code, architecture context, and build evidence.
Inspect access, approvals, and delivery controls.
A few useful answers
What it does. How teams use it.
Where you stay in control.
Canvas is an enterprise rapid prototyping platform. It turns a product brief into a working application prototype and connects it with delivery documents, team review, validation evidence, and an engineering handoff.
Canvas helps teams prototype multi-route business applications and internal workflows with responsive desktop, tablet, and mobile previews. Generated applications run in a sandbox so teams can inspect behavior before handoff.
Yes. Canvas derives a Product Requirements Document, Technical Requirements Document, and Engineering Plan from the generated application and its project context. Teams can edit, review, and version those documents.
Teams can share View access, invite authenticated reviewers for anchored comment threads, or grant owner-approved Edit access for collaborative code editing with presence and revision-aware conflict handling.
Canvas provides browser-based Visual QA, source-aware Design Audit checks, responsive preview testing, sandboxed runtime and build validation, and review evidence. These checks inform a review decision; they do not certify compliance or guarantee production readiness.
Administrators manage models, tools, templates, and policy. Project access and consequential operations follow configured permissions and approvals. GitHub handoff and customer-managed delivery environments depend on enabled adapters and policy.
Make the next idea tangible
Bring your brief. Give your team something to build on.
Can we make the next milestone clearer for the operations team?
Discuss in context