Ships production code, not prototypes
Deployable output, grounded in your existing stack and design system. Not a mockup. Not a snippet to hand off.
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YanFlow is the Feature Launch OS - an agentic OS for feature shipping. One prompt enters; a production-ready feature ships: design, code, QA, and rationale, end to end.
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YanFlow is an agentic OS for feature shipping. Six specialists, one orchestrator - every layer of shipping a product, handled by an agent that owns it.
Intent parsed into a structured spec the studio builds against.
Market signal, user context, and refs pulled per run.
Variants generated in parallel, bound to your design system.
Contrast, motion, brand drift, scored inside generation, not after.
Clean component tree, tokens, and edge cases handed to your stack.
Artifact arrives with rationale, score, and repair history attached.
Output: production-ready component, design tokens, clean code, QA score, and rationale, ready to hand to your stack.
The Feature Launch OS turns one feature idea into a production codebase - design, QA, and engineering in a single pass.
Deployable output, grounded in your existing stack and design system. Not a mockup. Not a snippet to hand off.
The full cycle from idea to codebase, without the coordination overhead. No standups. No handoffs. No waiting.
Contrast, brand tokens, motion, evaluated and auto-repaired before the output lands. Quality is built into the run, not reviewed after.
Multi-model routing across frontier models. Best model for each stage, not one provider for everything. Switch as the landscape shifts.
The platform understands your product going in. Every run makes informed decisions, not generic ones.
Your IP, design tokens, and stack configuration stay in your environment. Built for teams where that's non-negotiable.
Design is agent 003 of six, the layer you can see. The full pipeline runs beneath it: product spec, research, QA scoring, component code, and rationale, all in one pass.
export function Onboarding() { return ( <Screen tokens={ds.apple}> <Logo /> <Heading>Set up secure access</Heading> <Text tone="muted">Biometric. Encrypted.</Text> <Field label="Mobile number" /> <Button variant="primary">Continue</Button> </Screen> ); }
Layout - single-column, biometric step elevated to hero per HIG onboarding pattern. Reduces cognitive load to one decision per screen.
Contrast - body text repaired 3.9:1 → 4.8:1 to clear AA. CTA fill uses ink token for max affordance.
Motion - entrance trimmed 280ms → 220ms to stay inside the motion budget flagged by QA.
Tokens - bound to your Apple HIG set; no invented values. Brand drift on CTA auto-corrected.
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YanFlow is the Feature Launch OS. Hand it one feature idea and a team of specialized agents (PM, research, design, QA, engineering) carries it all the way to a production-ready codebase.
It runs the whole shipping pipeline end to end: reads your brief, designs against your system, scores its own QA, then writes the engineering. What lands is a deployable feature, not a mockup and not a snippet.
A system where specialized agents (product, research, design, QA, engineering) work together on their own, carrying a feature from brief to production codebase without the usual hand-off overhead. That is exactly what YanFlow is built to do.
Those tools are genuinely good at fast code generation. YanFlow works a level up: it runs the full product pipeline (spec, design variants, QA scoring, engineering) in one pass and returns a complete feature wired into your stack, ready to ship.
Any team that needs to ship faster, at production grade. The sweet spot is mid-market software teams moving fast without adding product or engineering headcount.
Yes. Every run is grounded in your design system, tokens, and stack. Components come back speaking your conventions, never invented from a blank canvas.
v0 and Figma Make are great for spinning up a UI or a quick prototype. YanFlow carries the whole pipeline (spec, research, design, QA, engineering) and outputs a deployable feature in your stack, ready to ship.
Yes. Your IP, design tokens, and stack config stay in your environment. YanFlow is built enterprise-ready for teams where that is non-negotiable.
YanFlow is in private preview. Pricing goes to waitlisted teams first, so join the waitlist at yanflow.ai for access and numbers.
Built in Bangalore, India, by a team that has shipped enterprise B2B and consumer products at scale.
Built for mid-market software teams. A small number of teams join each month.
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