in 2025 "i don't know how to code" is an excuse so we built ion - the visual editor for your non technical team it integrates with your codebase & takes you way further than bolt/lovable If you’ve said “I don't want to bother engineering for this”, ion is... for youshow more

ion lets non-technical ppl safely ship UI changes w/o sacrificing code quality just open ion, point to what needs tweaking, & it gets to work. it even opens a PR to keep your review process intact check it out in this 2 min vid

and it's already working: - PMs are iterating on product branches and pushing updates without endless Loom videos. - designers are fixing components in minutes, no more “styling tickets” - growth teams are launching new landing pages and experiments, without devs

best of all, it's free to start -

@figma delay that ipo, ion has arrived.

oh man this is so cool, the fact you can put your design system in place is huge.

thinking lots thru the interface for companies as you scale pull in your design system, components, api endpoints, codestyle, external libraries, etcc

i wish my PMs used this

🙌 congrats on the launch!!!

Pure 🔥🔥🔥 brother!

Worked out of the same office as these guys, can second they are good people with a good product.

Yo, the live demo you showed for this was mind blowing 2 months ago can only imagine how far it's come now

literally the future of design tools right here. Mid to enterprise teams are especially going to adore using this because now designers can SHIP. Sure, you might compare other tools to ION but have you seen their code? It’s whack asf. ION is clean and functional.

yep - we're doing a lot of novel stuff under the hood to compress context in larger codebases

Yo this kinda crazy

LFGGG 🔥

WYSIWYG for vibe coding, lfg

Gotta flip that around 👀

putting the ion in iconic

is it sort of a visual alternative to vscode?

Yep - it's more like the brainchild of cursor + figma tbh. we give a visual design tool built on top of your codebase with AI as an injection layer to ensure you're making high quality changes

Understanding how to logically decompose problems, and formulate an algorithms + app architectures are critical skills to programming. Secondary to those skills are the programming languages. Visual or textual are both fine, to a degree. Visual is always slower.

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