Go from design to code in minutes.
Carthagine is the largest paradigm shift for frontend in the AI era.
Our agentic AI converts your designs into deep, functional component hierarchies with state awareness, while matching the design pixel-for-pixel.
Carthagine's Figma import technology now lives inside of Mowgli - rebuilt to handle even the largest Figma files, with hundreds of frames on a single canvas.
Mowgli has pixel-perfect React code export, and can also iterate on the output, design more screens in the same style, and make rapid changes.

You may have heard of Figma → React tools before.
You might be skeptical that they can provide value.


With Carthagine, you get a complete UI that closely matches Figma.
The component hierarchy is sensible.
All props are there―from task images to events for every clickable element.
Placeholder logic is centralized, waiting to be hooked up to the app’s state.
You just saved a day of work.
So, why Carthagine?
What is made possible when you can convert a full static design to a functional, pixel-perfect React hierarchy in only 5 minutes?
Unlike similar tools, Carthagine outputs a sensible component hierarchy with props, events, and state. It matches the Figma design almost perfectly, down to colors and paddings, and follows your coding style.
See for youself below. (Or see how it compares with naive prompting.)
This is the final output of Cathagine c1 based on a Figma design as input. The output has not been cherry-picked or edited, nor was there any human steering.
Based on our experiments, we believe current frontier models are underestimated by at least an order of magnitude for some common coding tasks.
Our novel agentic workflow causes the emergence of complex reasoning and planning in these tasks, unmatched by today's AI coding tools (or few-shot prompting of a frontier model). In particular, the approach scales significantly better with the complexity of the task than the current state of the art.
We are proceeding in trying to understand the limits of this new regime.
Carthagine's engine now lives inside Mowgli, rebuilt and better than ever.
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