Figma for ideas made of code
Describe an idea, and keep it. One place for every product and feature idea your team has.
Works with the agent you already use
Name your workspace
This is your team. Everyone you invite sees every idea in it.
Twenty seconds, once.
Solo, or with your team
Visualise an idea as something that actually runs, hosted and shareable the moment it is saved, with every version kept. No new subscription, no new model to learn, nothing to deploy.
Describe the idea to Claude in plain language and it lands here, running. Nobody has to stand up a repo or a host just so you can show a thought.
you
Put in Vektor: a pricing page with three tiers, monthly and yearly toggle
writing to vektor
Saved as version 1. It is running.
Starter
$0
Team
$19
Studio
$49
Put three versions of an idea side by side and let the team argue with the running thing, not a picture of it.
onboarding
3 versionsOne screen
Three steps
Skip it
All three run. Open one and click through it.
Mira Three steps loses people at step two.
Jonas One screen, but keep the progress dots.
Robin Let's try shipping without it and watch.
Aisha Version two, but with the copy from three.
Mira Can we see it on a phone before Thursday?
Every idea gets a link the moment it is saved. Nobody sets up a repo, a build or a host just so the rest of the team can click it — that is the part Vektor does for you.
pricing page
Livevektor.app/p/pricing-v4CopyOpened by
Only people in your workspace. Links are not public.
Every direction you tried stays saved and runnable, so last week's discarded idea is still one click away — and you can see who added what.
history
Sketched, written up, argued about, pasted in as screenshots, parked on a board, then stood up on a host with a database behind it just so people can click it.
In Vektor it is one step. The idea is the artefact: it runs, it keeps its history, and it is already real code.
Vektor brings no model of its own. It uses the agent you and your team already pay for, and keeps what comes out of it.
App builders. Each one arrives with its own model and its own bill, and is built to finish a product rather than hold a pile of half-formed ideas.
Made by the agent your team already pays for, kept where everyone can see it.