Wireframe to align
Empty, loading, error, long-text — see them as a real, resizable wireframe.
Compare wireframes, pin annotations to the screen, and mention teammates where their input matters. Then see the design working in your real app.
Gentlybot handles the project setup. Each thread gets its own isolated environment and running preview, so you can work without local installs or waiting for a shared environment to be fixed.
Crosstown is delivery software connected to Gentlybot. Jennifer, the designer, compares upload wireframes, pins an annotation, mentions Priya for feedback, and builds the agreed flow in Crosstown’s existing codebase.
Crosstown is a fictional delivery app. These are real Gentlybot interactions, with AI-edited voice and video.
The request and the working result
Make the file the first step, while keeping the sample and existing validation.
Designer prompts
Make the file the first step, while keeping the sample and existing validation.
Task prompt
Build the direct-upload design with my annotation and Priya’s feedback. Keep the sample download, and test the empty and file-selected states on desktop and mobile.
Compare a direct upload with a guided template before choosing the flow.
Designer prompts
Compare a direct upload with a guided template before choosing the flow.
Task prompt
The merchant upload page feels like a form manual. Sketch two clearer ways to upload orders, side by side, with a useful empty state.
Keep the questions, decisions, and working result together so the team can move forward.
Small but important polish — spacing, tokens, states — waits days in the dev queue.
You can’t see the design in the real product, with real data, until eng builds it.
“Make it match the mockup” round-trips forever and loses the intent.
Empty, loading, error, long-text — see them as a real, resizable wireframe.
Pin an annotation to the exact spot and mention a teammate to review it with you.
Open the change in the running app and click it in light, dark, and mobile.
Tighten spacing and tokens, then send a PR — keep control without merge risk.
Start with questions. Grow into plans, previews, tests, and pull requests when your team is ready.
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