Use Case

Creating prototypes that match your real code

Production prototypes build from your actual design and engineering setup, so that what you prototype can actually ship. You can now build them in Rezonant, and go from shaping an idea, to seeing it work, to shipping it even faster.

How it works

01

Either start from the chat, asking it to create a prototype, or from PRDs, specs, or tasks that you've created

02

Hit 'Build' and pick the prototype option

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Open the preview link and try it out

Rezonant finds your preview link automatically (Vercel, GitHub Deployments, workflow output, or PR comments) and gives you a button to open it. It will show a prototype banner on first load so anyone who opens it knows what they're looking at.

You'll need a frontend framework it can detect (React, Next.js, Vite, Vue, or Angular), and it works best when a preview-deploy provider is already connected. We check for this up front and flag the repo as "Uncertain" so you're not caught out later.

Turn on prototyping for a repo in Settings → Repositories. Then ask for one next time an idea needs more than a description to land.

FAQs

What setup do I need to use this?

A frontend framework Rezonant can detect: React, Next.js, Vite, Vue, or Angular. It also works best when you've already connected a preview-deploy provider.

How do I turn it on?

You can find the prototype option when you click 'Build', or just ask to build one in the chat.

Why prototype in Rezonant instead of a separate tool?

Building in Rezonant means you can keep all your specs, tasks, prototypes and shippable code in one place. You go from idea to working prototype without exporting anything or briefing a second tool on what you're building.

Ready to try it with your product?