Changelog

The launch release. Team libraries publish styles, variables and components across files (org-wide publishing with usage analytics on the Organization plan). Billing goes live with seat-based plans — Starter free, Professional $12 and Organization $45 per seat monthly, 20% off yearly — with free personal drafts on every plan. And Tuvi ships an MCP endpoint so AI agents can read document structure, node properties and generated code with your permissions in charge.

Hand-off, minus the guesswork. Dev Mode exposes measured spacing, typography and variables for any element, and the new code generator produces CSS, React, Tailwind, SwiftUI, UIKit, Jetpack Compose and Android XML straight from the design itself. Generated snippets match design values exactly.

Tuvi becomes multiplayer. Teams edit the same document simultaneously, see each other's cursors live and leave comments anchored in context — changes appear for everyone the moment they happen. Files can be shared by public link with view access; passkey and OAuth sign-in guard accounts.

The foundation release. Tuvi opens Figma .fig files natively — older and newer file variants alike — and renders them with high fidelity right in the browser, with pan and zoom. Component instances resolve with their overrides, text displays with its real typography, and auto-layout frames reflow the way the designer built them. A command-line tool (CLI) renders pages to PNG for automation.