Explore with AI. Keep what works in your design system.
Bridge finds what your exploration added. You review it, then the code and Figma kit follow.
Start it in Bridge. Every change is tracked.
Explore with Claude AI as usual. Bridge tracks what it changes in your system.
Pick the product and start with Claude AI. It works on its own copy, with its own preview.
New pieces, changed tokens, values written by hand: everything the exploration did to your design system is listed.
No screenshots to compare. The DS lead and a developer review exactly those changes, in the product, with contrast checked.
Ship it everywhere at once.
Add it to the library once. The code is published and your Figma kit follows.
Design and code approved, contrast checked, other products unchanged. One step.
The Profile header ships in @bridge-ds/react, ready to import.
One Pull in the DS Bridge plugin brings it into the Figma kit.
One system everyone can trust.
The library documents itself, stays the same in Figma and in code, and shows how much of it your products really use.
Public docs for every component. Claude AI drafts the guidance from the code, a person reviews it before it ships.
Both come from the same coded components. A fidelity check confirms they match.
An audit per product measures how much of it runs on your components and tokens.
For the design system leadDana, who leads this design system
Decide in seconds.
Each change shows itself, checks already run. Look, approve, next. The rest of the team's queue waits its turn, one by one.
How Bridge compares.
What each tool covers, from their public pages.
| What you need | Bridge | Tokens Studio | Supernova | Storybook | zeroheight | Figma | story. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start an AI exploration with your design systemIn its own branch, with its own preview | Yes | No | Paid plans | No | |||
| See what an exploration adds that the library lacksNew tokens, variants and components, listed | Yes | No | No | ||||
| Your DS lead approves just the changeBefore it reaches the library | Yes | For tokens | |||||
| One review for tokens, code and docsTraced back to the exploration, in Git, with checks | Yes | ||||||
| Figma kit built from code, with a fidelity checkPixel match between Figma and code | Yes | No | No | No | |||
| Open source | No | No | No | ||||
| Free, with every featureNo paid plan | Yes | No | No | Chromatic is paid | No | No | No |
Questions teams ask.
Free · Source available
Explore freely. Keep what works.
Your next exploration is one change away.