You designed how it looks.

Now design how it works.

Design tools learned color, type, and layout. But the parts that actually do something still get faked with linked frames or described in annotations nobody reads. Moio lets you add real interactions on canvas, wire them to variables, and see how your design behaves. While you’re still designing it.

We use AI daily. It’s great for execution. But it’s not where you design.
The hardest part isn’t getting AI to build something. It’s knowing what to tell it to build.
That’s the missing step. Design how it works, then hand it to an agent to execute*.

*Not yet. We just started. But soon.

NO MORE NARRATING the obvious

When you share your design, people can interact with it. Type into fields. Drag things around. See content respond. Nobody asks “what happens when you click this?” because they can see it.

Change your mind instantly

Swap a component. Adjust how it responds. Try different data. See the result immediately. No rewiring frames. No re-describing what you want. Iterate at the speed you think.

Teach THEM to behave

Form inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons. They work. Draggable objects, resizable containers. They work too. Wire variables so content responds to what users do. It’s not a picture of an interface. It’s an interface.

01

Import from Figma. Paste or import your .fig file. Your layouts, components, and styles in-tact.

02

Add interactions visually. Convince your rectangles they’re interactive. Add “this is an input field” behavior and preview live.

03

See it run live. Your design renders as real HTML. Click through it, test edge cases, catch what’s off, adjust immediately.

Behaviors

Events, conditions, variables — set up “when this happens, do that” behavior directly on your components.

Token support

Your design renders as real HTML. Click through it, test edge cases, catch what’s off — while you can still fix it.

Conditions

Paste or import your .fig file. Your layouts, components, and styles come in as-is.

Behavior library

Your design renders as real HTML. Click through it, test edge cases, catch what’s off — while you can still fix it.

Data driven components

Events, conditions, variables — set up “when this happens, do that” behavior directly on your components.

Animations

Events, conditions, variables — set up “when this happens, do that” behavior directly on your components.

Imports from Figma. Runs on the web. Free to try.