Locofy is an AI-assisted design-to-code platform for developers and designers turning visual layouts into editable frontend code. Its Lightning workflow uses the company's Large Design Models to interpret design structure.
What it does Convert Figma frames into layouts and components, refine the output and export it into an existing project. Targets include React, Next.js, HTML/CSS, Vue, Angular, React Native and Flutter. MCP connects design conversion to coding assistants; component mapping helps reuse a design system. Generated interfaces still need engineering review, backend integration and testing. Enterprise options include private cloud and on-premises deployment.
Pricing — checked 21 October 2026 (USD) • Trial: $0 for 7 days with 2,000 LDMtokens; the pricing page says it automatically converts to Hobby afterward. • Hobby: $40/month, billed monthly; 2,000 tokens, individual use, one frame conversion at a time and 10 frames/project. Content may be used to improve the platform. • Pro: $80/month, billed monthly; 4,000 tokens, 25 frames/project and a UIPro Pro account. The vendor says content is not used for training or improvement. • Enterprise: custom tokens, annual terms, team collaboration and deployment options. Conversions consume tokens; the FAQ directs customers needing more to select another plan. A universal per-frame cost is not published, so token allowances are not guaranteed screen counts.
Their story Honey Mittal and Sohaib Muhammad began Locofy in early 2021 after a decade building web and mobile products together. Their aim was to reduce repetitive design handoff work; their 2024 technical paper describes the development of its specialist design models.