DesignQA has shut down

I built DesignQA because I wanted a faster way to fix design, straight from the browser to a real pull request. After a good run, it's time to close this chapter.

Thank you for trying it, for every bug report and pull request, and for believing in a small tool made by one designer. It meant more than I can say.

If you're curious, here's how it grew over the years.

  1. Nov 2024 Waitlist
    The first waitlist

    Where it started. A manifesto that the design QA process was broken, with a form to collect early signups.

  2. Jan 2025 Waitlist
    A cleaner waitlist

    The same promise, tightened into a simpler, clearer pitch.

  3. Apr 2025 Waitlist
    The first demo

    Early access opens, with the first video showing the idea in motion: select any element and report a bug in one click.

  4. Jun 2025 V1
    The first public launch

    V1 goes public. One-click bug reports that auto-captured screenshots, device details, and the design reference engineers needed to fix an issue.

  5. Jun 2025 V1
    A free plan

    V1 opens up, with a free tier and simpler, lower pricing.

  6. Jul 2025 V2
    A more powerful release

    V2, shaped by user feedback. Compare live UI to Figma side by side, a Linear integration, and support for variables and design tokens.

  7. Sep 2025 V3
    AI at the core

    V3 reinvents the product around AI. Describe a UI bug, get a one-click fix in seconds, and a pull request lands in your GitHub repo. No dev handoff.

  8. Mar 2026 V4
    Edit any website with AI

    V4, fully reimagined. Select any element, describe the change, and AI writes real code that matches your codebase, pushed as a clean PR to GitHub.

  9. Jun 2026
    Shut down