Banani

Banani is an AI copilot for UI design aimed at product teams, non-designers, PMs, founders, engineers, and designers. Users describe a product in plain language or provide images, screenshots, or Figma links as references, and Banani generates editable multi-screen prototypes that can be refined with text prompts or chat. The page states that users can fine-tune colors, typography, and other design tokens manually, share project or screen links with teammates for feedback, and export to Figma, HTML/CSS, or images. The page also mentions MCP connectivity so coding agents can access designs. Testimonials on the page describe the tool as simple and fast for wireframing, with clickable interactions. Pricing details are not specified beyond a free sign-up option mentioned in calls to action.

Key features

• Generate editable multi-screen UI prototypes from text descriptions
• Create designs from images, screenshots, or Figma links, extracting visual style and layout
• Refine designs with AI text prompts to adjust style such as playful or minimal
• Manually fine-tune colors, typography, and other design tokens
• Click or chat with AI to tweak designs
• Share project or screen links for teammate feedback
• Export designs to Figma, HTML/CSS, or images
• Connect to coding agents over MCP to access designs
• Generate interactive designs where clicking an element shows the resulting screen

Best suited for

• Product managers creating quick wireframes
• Startup founders and indie hackers prototyping ideas
• Non-designers shipping UI quickly
• Designers wanting an AI copilot for routine design work
• Teams with limited design resources
• Students learning UI design

Pricing

Not stated on the website