Quest

Quest is a platform that allows users to generate React components and clean code from their Figma designs. It simplifies the process of building React apps by automatically converting designs into code that is extendable and follows industry standards. With built-in support for Material-UI (MUI) and Chakra UI, Quest makes it easy to create beautiful animations and responsive, multi-screen experiences without the need to write a line of code.

To use Quest, simply import your custom designs from Figma and let the AI models generate real, useful code for you. Use the integrated animation library to create state and variant animations effortlessly. Modify styling, write business logic, and connect to your backend using the chat prompt. Preview and customize your app, then push the generated code to your GitHub repository and launch when ready. Quest offers full control and flexibility, allowing you to build components or entire apps, integrate with design systems, and easily update designs without affecting your code.

Yes, Quest allows you to generate React components that can be integrated into existing apps or export an entire new React app.

Quest natively supports Material-UI (MUI) and Chakra UI. However, you can seamlessly integrate your own design system or any other design system.

No, Quest generates industry standard React components and gives you full ownership of the code. You can download the code or push it to your GitHub repository, ensuring you have full control over your app.

Quest provides a platform for product teams to organize work by Apps and Workspaces, facilitating efficient collaboration and iteration. It also supports the creation of design systems and libraries to scale development.

Yes, Quest allows development agencies to finish projects faster and with higher quality. By automating the code generation process, agencies can take on more projects and grow their revenues.

Quest helps startups build and launch their products faster. It eliminates the need for specialized frontend resources, allowing startups to iterate quickly and avoid spending too much time on the development process.