Clayzo provides an on‑demand sandbox platform that generates live feature prototypes from plain‑language prompts directly on any Git branch, removing the need for local environment setup. It captures element‑level feedback, automatically creates fix plans and tickets in GitHub, Linear or Jira, and shares secure, interactive links for stakeholders to review and iterate.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Engineering teams often struggle to prototype new features directly within their production codebases without setting up local environments, leading to lengthy iteration cycles and fragmented communication between developers, designers, and product owners. Traditional review processes rely on static specifications or screenshots, which lack the live context needed for precise feedback and can cause misaligned expectations.
Solution
Clayzo delivers an integrated platform that creates instant, on‑demand sandboxes for any Git branch, eliminating local setup and Docker dependencies. Users can launch a “Blob” where an AI‑driven agent reads the existing code, respects the project’s design system, and generates functional feature implementations from plain‑language prompts. The sandbox records interactive walkthroughs and allows stakeholders to attach comments directly to DOM elements, preserving selectors, component paths, and screenshots. All feedback is automatically parsed into structured fix plans with suggested code changes and can be pushed as issues to GitHub, Linear, or Jira. The resulting prototype or review session is shareable via a single secure link, keeping the entire team in sync without leaving the development workflow.
Target Audience
The platform is aimed at product managers, UI/UX designers, front‑end engineers, and QA teams building modern web applications who need rapid prototyping and precise, code‑aware review cycles.
Features
- One‑click sandbox provisioning for any Git branch, with zero local installation or container orchestration required
- AI prototyping agent (“Blob”) that generates feature code in seconds, aware of the project’s design system and component library
- Element‑level commenting that captures full technical context (selectors, component hierarchy, screenshots) anchored to the live DOM
- Automated fix‑plan generation that maps feedback to file locations, provides code snippets, and creates assignable tickets in GitHub, Linear, or Jira
- Built‑in session recording (camera + mic) for Loom‑style walkthroughs, stored alongside the sandbox for easy review
- Shareable prototype links with granular access controls, enabling non‑technical stakeholders to view and interact with live code
- Native integrations with popular stacks (React, Next.js, Vite, Tailwind) and collaboration tools (Slack, GitHub, Linear, Jira)
- SOC 2‑aligned security and end‑to‑end encryption for code and review data