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Your app, from idea to live. All in one kit.

Kitable is the AI-native platform built by NOVYUP to close the gap between design and production. You bring your Figma file; Kitable delivers a complete application, ready to go live.

Native Figma importFull-stack generatedExportable code

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The problem

The gap between the file and production

A Figma file is already a complete specification: components, tokens, layout constraints, variants, states. At implementation most of that information is lost — it is read by eye, reinterpreted, then rewritten as code. The delivered product resembles the design without being faithful to it, and the gap widens with every iteration.

Existing generators have not closed that gap: they start from a screenshot or from a plain prompt, that is, from a picture of the design rather than from the design itself. And they stop at the interface — the database, the authentication, the APIs and the deployment still have to be built, which is precisely what turns a design into an application.

The product

What Kitable is

Kitable is the AI-native platform built by NOVYUP to remove that gap. You bring your Figma file; Kitable delivers a complete web application — mobile soon: pixel-faithful interface, database, authentication, API and deployment, all in a single chain, with no handoff and no rewrite.

The result is not a pretty approximation. It is your design, executed.

Every generation is validated and tested before delivery. We would rather reject an output than ship broken code.

The difference

Reading the design, not a picture of it

Kitable does not look at a screenshot: it reads the Figma file's data natively. That is what separates a resemblance from an execution — the structure of the design survives the trip into code instead of being flattened into fixed values.

  • Design tokens become variables in the code, not colours copied out one by one.

  • Components stay components, their variants rendered as props rather than as duplicated screens.

  • Layout constraints become layout rules, not margins pinned to the pixel.

  • What the designer named keeps its name in the code, which is what makes the project picked up again.

The chain

From a Figma file to a live application

Four steps, and no folder thrown over the wall between two teams.

  1. Import the design

    Kitable connects to the Figma file and reads its structure: pages, components, variants, colour, type and spacing tokens, layout constraints.

  2. Describe what the application must do

    Entities, roles, access rules, expected integrations. The design says what the product looks like; this step says what it does.

  3. Generate, validate, deliver

    Code is produced, then checked — build, tests, security audit — before it is handed over. An output that fails those checks is not delivered.

  4. Deploy, or walk away with the code

    The application goes live from Kitable, or is exported to be picked up in your own pipeline. Both doors stay open.

Scope

What ships with the interface

An application is not a screen. Kitable generates the pieces without which a design stays a design.

PieceWhat Kitable sets up
DatabasePostgreSQL schema derived from the described entities, with versioned migrations
AuthenticationAccounts, sessions and roles on Supabase, with row-level access rules
APITyped endpoints for each entity, validated on the client and on the server
StorageFile and image storage, under the same access rules as the data
PaymentsCheckout and subscriptions, delegated to a certified provider
EmailTransactional messages: sign-up, password reset, notifications
DeploymentGo-live and environments, or export of the complete project
What it brings

What Kitable brings

Native Figma import

Your components and design tokens are respected to the letter, because they are read from the design data rather than reconstructed from an image.

Full-stack, not just the UI

PostgreSQL database, Supabase authentication, API, storage, payments and email are part of the generation.

Code you can trust

Validation, tests and a security audit come before every delivery. Rejecting an output costs less than fixing it in production.

Zero lock-in

Export your project whenever you want: it is standard React, it does not depend on our infrastructure, and it belongs to you.

Predictable pricing

A flat fee, not credits that evaporate while debugging. The model's mistakes are on us.

European sovereignty

Data hosted in the European Union, GDPR compliance owned rather than claimed, multilingual interface, product designed in France.

Who it is for

Who Kitable is for

Makers and founders

Going from idea to a live product without building a team, or raising money to get there.

Designers

Seeing the file executed rather than betrayed at implementation, and staying in charge of the visual decision.

Small product teams

Shipping fast without inheriting technical debt whose interest gets paid for the next two years.

Publisher

A NOVYUP product

Kitable is designed, built and operated by NOVYUP, an independent publisher of digital platforms based in Sophia Antipolis. Product, architecture, compliance and operations are all kept in house.

Kitable is in development. The beta is opening gradually: the early-access list exists to shape the product with its first users, not only to prepare a launch.

At a glance
Business modelFlat per-project pricing, with no usage-based billing. Rework caused by the model's mistakes is borne by NOVYUP: the client pays for a result, not for attempts.
Target marketFounders and makers who want to go from idea to a live product without building a team, designers whose files get betrayed at implementation, and small product teams.
Current stageIn development at NOVYUP — the beta is opening gradually, through an early-access list.
TechnologiesFigma APIReactNext.jsPostgreSQLSupabase

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