Codejet helps builders code 50% faster by converting designs to production ready code. Create a project in Figma, and Codejet will convert it into clean and open TypeScript code (along with RWD and end-to-end testing).

@patpijanowski Congratulations on the launch! 🎉 As a developer, I've always wished for a tool that could streamline the process of converting designs into production-ready code. Codejet seems like a dream come true! The ability to create a project in Figma and effortlessly generate clean and open TypeScript code, complete with responsive web design and unit testing, is truly remarkable 💯

I don't remember the last time when I loved something that much the seconds after I'd started 😅 awesome!!

Whether you're building a 2D platformer, a multiplayer online game, or an immersive VR experience, Codejet empowers you to code with greater efficiency and precision. Absolutely necessary 😄

I don't remember the last time when I loved something that much the seconds after I'd started 😅 awesome!!

Whether you're building a 2D platformer, a multiplayer online game, or an immersive VR experience, Codejet empowers you to code with greater efficiency and precision. Absolutely necessary 😄

Hey folks! 👋 I'm Patrick, CEO of Codejet. Three years ago, I started Nebucode, a software agency employing over 20 people, working for corporations and startups alike. Through this journey, I got experience of the challenges in development and the areas for optimizing developers' work. This insight led to the idea of Codejet. So, what's Codejet? We noticed an increasing demand for tools that can either replace or simplify the work of developers - low-code/no-code technologies. With predictions indicating that by 2030, over 60% of mobile and web applications will be built using these technologies, we decided to step in. Codejet fully automates the conversion of design into functioning code, saving around 60% of the front-end developers' time. Imagine this - in the fourth quarter of 2022, there were 507,690 UI designers worldwide and about 17.2 million front-end developers who convert these designs into functional code. Each element of an application is manually processed. With Codejet, we can save up to 60% of the time that a programmer would spend on this kind of work. That's a significant saving for a company creating or outsourcing an application! Our primary customers are software agencies employing 2-10 front-end developers and freelancers. We aim to solve their pain points such as: 👉 Project costs rising due to improperly implemented frontend by developers. 👉 Multiple front-end corrections leading to logic errors. 👉 Time-consuming processes during front-end implementation, such as forms. 👉 Late changes to the UI project, which can be costly and error-prone. Codejet is a dev tool, not just a code converter for landing pages. The elements we generate can be edited and reused elsewhere. If you have your own Figma, it will require a few tweaks, but they won't take more than a few hours - here are the instructions. Implementing business logic, changes & backend into the generated code will be simple and enjoyable. As well, you’re more than welcome to join our community on Discord (https://discord.gg/XHwhKVAQM9). Now we're working on expanding our export capabilities to include Vue, Wordpress, React Native, Flutter, and Angular. We're also introducing Codejet Copilot - a tool to automatically generate user interfaces and graphics based on simple human language instructions. Please feel free to try Codejet, and don't hesitate to ask anything! I'll be here all day to answer your questions 💥. Much love!

@patpijanowski Really cool project! Could you share some of the challenges you faced during development?

@chris_robinson10 Yas! I believe @skurzynowski (as the CTO) could tell you more, however in my opinion the hardest was: - Getting through figma API (it's not the easiest and in the same time we wanted to create a tool, that will not be dependent on it) - Maintaining such high accuracy -> our code is not generated by AI. It is 100% deterministic, so that effectiveness is much higher than the competition). Codejet is really well-written algorithm, which uses a lot of math. If you want, we can chat more about it on ours discord channel https://discord.gg/XHwhKVAQM9 😃

@patpijanowski so usefull. Really cool project. Could you share some of the challenges you faced during development?

@patpijanowski Looks very smooth. Does it require auto layout in figma to work well? Or can it work without it? Offlate I have been using Figma -> Webflow -> React via Devlink. Works very well for me. Wanted to understand, is there a way to keep the consistency in webflow UI and React UI with Codejet as well? (React is for users using our product, while Webflow works well for landing pages and all).

Hey guys, this is just an exciting idea! I've tried all the existing Figma-to-code tools and was quite disappointed with those, so I'm willing to try yours! Another great thing is that we generate React websites in our AI builder Paige, so it'd be interesting to think of potential partnership with you