Features
You see the problem. Now you can fix it.
Click any element in your running app. Describe what you want in plain English. Watch it change. Frontman turns your eye for detail into shipped improvements — no tickets, no waiting.
Every pixel fix costs a round trip.
You see it immediately. The card shadow is too heavy. The spacing between sections feels off. A button label doesn't read right at that width.
But you can't just fix it. You screenshot. You annotate. You file a ticket. You wait for prioritization. The fix lands three days later and it's still not quite right. Another round.
Now multiply that across every screen, every component, every team using your design system. That's the handoff tax — and it grows with every squad you add.
Point at it. Say what you want.
Open your app in the browser. Click any element — a button, a card, a heading, an icon. Frontman highlights it.
Then just say what you want. "More breathing room around this." "Soften the shadow." "Use our brand purple here." Frontman understands what you're pointing at and what it currently looks like, so you don't need to explain where to find it or what the current values are.
Select multiple elements at once to make batch changes in one pass
Use arrow keys to quickly move between elements on the page
See the result immediately.
The change appears in your browser within seconds. Not a preview. Not a mockup. The actual app, updated, right in front of you.
If it's not right, say what's off. "A bit more." "Actually, less than that." "Try the 500 weight instead." Each iteration is a few seconds, not a few days.
Your design system stays intact.
Frontman reads your team's design rules automatically. Spacing scales, color tokens, component patterns — it follows your conventions instead of inventing its own.
When you say "use our brand blue," it uses the actual token from your system, not a hardcoded hex value. Your system stays consistent even as more people make changes.
Uses your existing tokens and variables, not arbitrary values
Every change goes through your team's normal review before shipping
Rules are loaded at the start of every session — no configuration needed
It sees what you see.
Most AI tools only read code files. They can guess what the page looks like, but they've never actually seen it.
Frontman runs inside your browser. When you click an element, it sees the actual rendered result — sizes in pixels, real colors, how things overlap, what's visible at your current screen size. That's why the edits land accurately.
What's on screen
The actual rendered layout — real sizes, real colors, real spacing. Not an approximation from reading code.
How it's built
Which component produced this element and where it lives in your project. No guessing.
What surrounds it
Parent containers, sibling elements, overall page layout. Changes account for context, not just the isolated element.
Your project's rules
Design tokens, spacing scales, naming conventions. Loaded automatically so every edit follows your patterns.
Nothing ships without review.
Frontman makes changes to the actual project files — the same files your engineers work in. That means every change is visible, reviewable, and reversible.
Your team's existing review process doesn't change. Engineering still approves what ships. There's no separate tool, no shadow edits, no "who changed this?" moments. You get speed without giving up control.
Who uses Frontman.
Designers
Stop annotating screenshots. Click the element, say "8px more padding," and see it happen. Ship pixel-perfect refinements without waiting on anyone.
Product Managers
Catch copy issues, alignment problems, and rough edges during review — and fix them on the spot instead of adding them to the backlog.
Design System Teams
Audit how components look in the real product. Spot inconsistencies visually and fix them at the source. Keep your system tight as you scale across squads.
Common Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You click an element, describe the change in plain English, and Frontman handles the rest. If the result isn't right, describe what's off and it adjusts.
Will this mess up our design system?
Frontman reads your team's design rules automatically — naming conventions, spacing scale, color tokens. Every edit follows your existing patterns. And nothing ships without your engineering team reviewing it first.
How does it fit into our workflow?
You use your app in the browser like normal. When something looks off, you click it and describe the fix. The change goes through your team's normal review process before it ships — nothing about how you work together changes.
What if the AI gets it wrong?
You just tell it what's off. "Too much padding." "Wrong shade of blue." It sees the current state and tries again. Most refinements land in one or two rounds.
Is it free?
Free during early access. Per-seat team pricing is coming soon.
Can everyone on my team use it?
Yes. Designers, PMs, QA, engineers — anyone who can open the app in a browser can use Frontman. All changes still go through your normal review process.
Ready to try it?
Ask your engineering team to add Frontman — it takes about a minute. Then open your app and start clicking.