Your designs, built as intended.

Hamster captures design intent in structured briefs so engineering builds what you designed, not their interpretation of it.

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Free for 10 briefs a month.

The team refines a Brief with Hamster, reviews the proposed edits, and accepts them together.

Design intent gets lost in translation.

Handoff fidelity breaks down

A detailed design handoff can still leave spacing, interaction behavior, or edge cases open to interpretation during implementation.

No visibility into implementation until code review

You have no idea how your design is being decomposed into tasks or what is being built until a PR appears. By then, fixing misinterpretations means rework for both you and engineering.

Feedback cycles are slow and expensive

Design review happens after implementation, not during scoping. Each round of feedback means code changes, re-testing, and delayed launches. The cost compounds with every missed detail.

Hamster captures design intent for builders.

Hamster helps your team capture design decisions, interaction patterns, and edge cases in a shared Brief that developers and coding agents can build from.

Briefs that capture the full picture

Designers can contribute to briefs that capture design intent alongside product requirements. The brief becomes a shared artifact that both design and engineering reference.

See how your designs become tasks

When a brief is broken into implementation tasks, designers can see exactly how their design will be decomposed into engineering work. Flag scope gaps or misinterpretations before code is written.

Design specs that reach the code

When AI agents build from Hamster tasks, your design intent is part of the structured context they follow. Design system references and component specs travel with every task.

How designers use Hamster

Design to implementation handoff

Before

When annotations in Figma are the only record of design intent, misunderstandings may surface during code review and require another round of implementation.

After

Designers can contribute to the shared Brief and review its task breakdown, catching missing requirements while the team is still planning the work.

Design system consistency

Before

New features get implemented with one-off components instead of design system tokens. You discover the inconsistency weeks later during a design audit.

After

Design system references and component specifications in the Brief carry into the Tasks, where the team can check which tokens and components to use.

Feature design collaboration

Before

Handing off mockups without agreeing on the requirements can leave design issues undiscovered until code review.

After

Design and engineering can refine the same Brief and agree on its requirements before implementation begins.

Close the gap between design and code.

Hamster keeps your design intent intact from brief to pull request.

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The Free plan includes 10 Briefs a month for you and your team.