Dukezu

Ship a full mobile app to Figma & code — from one prompt

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June 8, 2026 Dukezu - AI mobile app flows with Figma and code export

Dukezu helps founders and PMs turn a rough app idea into a complete mobile-native flow: screens, edge states, QA checks, editable Figma layers, and runnable React/Expo exports. Start with a prompt, refine, then hand off.


Dukezu is a friendly AI product design tool that turns an app idea into mobile-native screens, Figma handoff, QA checks, and React/Expo code.

Current Pains for the Founders-

  1. Founders do not need one pretty AI screen. They need a believable product flow they can show investors, users, designers, and developers.

  2. Design-to-dev handoff is still painful. Small teams often end up rebuilding from screenshots or paying for extra tooling. Dukezu gives editable Figma layers, tokens, React/Expo exports, and a no-login handoff link.

Features of Dukezu

  • Prompt-to-mobile-flow generation

  • Complete 10-screen flows

  • Empty, error, loading, and paywall states

  • Mobile-native iOS/Android-style layouts

  • Built-in mobile QA checks

  • Editable Figma layers

  • React, React Native, Expo, Tailwind, and token exports

  • Shareable no-login developer handoff

  • Brand kit / design-system-aware direction

1 Comment

  1. 1

    Interesting product.

    The thing I'd be careful with is that Dukezu currently sounds useful to founders, PMs, designers, and developers at the same time.

    That may be true, but it creates a launch problem: different buyers are likely evaluating completely different parts of the product as the main reason to care.

    I wouldn't solve that loosely in the thread because the first buyer decision changes the positioning, onboarding, and what capability should lead the pitch.

    If you're open to it, share your email and I'll put the tighter launch-positioning read together properly.

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Founders do not need one pretty AI screen. They need a believable product flow they can show investors, users, designers, and developers. Design-to-dev handoff is still painful.