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Your AI sprint planning generator, in Figma Make

Skip the doc-heavy kickoff. Prompt your sprint into shape—flows, logic, and a working prototype your team can actually build from.

Plan smarter sprints with AI

  • Prompt your sprint into shape

    Describe the work, and Figma Make turns it into structured flows, user stories, and edge cases your team can align on right away.

  • Replace the PRD with a prototype

    Capture product thinking in something teammates can click, not just read. Cross-functional alignment happens in minutes, not meetings.

  • Plan with your real design system

    Pull in your team's components and styles so every sprint artifact looks and behaves like the real product—no visual drift, no rework.

  • Validate before you commit

    Connect a backend to test interactions with real data, so the work you scope is the work you actually ship.

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