Pages, components, state, actions, assets, and responsive behavior
Framework-neutral structure for the portions of the application managed visually.
Paneweaver Studio
From visual structure to a complete Tauri application.
Paneweaver brings interface composition, behavior, native integrations, imported source, cross-device continuity, libraries, GitHub review, and complete project export into one desktop-development workflow.
The product model
Use the right level of abstraction for each part of the app.
Paneweaver does not force the interface, source, native layer, and delivery workflow into one opaque representation.
Existing frontends and framework-specific components
Preserve handwritten source and explicitly define what Paneweaver does and does not own.
Tauri plugins, scoped permissions, Rust commands, and sidecars
Expose desktop capabilities through reviewable configuration and owned extension points.
Cloud sync, GitHub, builds, signing, revisions, and governance
Keep the visual model continuous while source and releases move through normal engineering controls.
Product tour
Every major workspace in the running product.
One row of tabs controls one complete content and image region. Use the arrow keys or click any workflow.
Visual application builder
Compose the interface and behavior in one workspace.
Build pages from 21 visual components, manage typed state, configure bindings and ordered actions, create reusable blocks, and tune responsive behavior in the preserved three-pane editor.
- React, Vue, and Svelte output
- Typed state and action chains
- Responsive overrides and reusable blocks
Visual builder
Build application structure, not just pixels.
Pages, nested components, typed state, bindings, conditional visibility, ordered actions, assets, reusable blocks, and four responsive ranges remain part of the project model.
- 21 visual components
- Fifty-step undo and redo
- Accessibility checks and alternative text
- Interactive preview with live state
Design systems and libraries
Turn approved UI decisions into versioned foundations.
Create design systems, framework-neutral visual libraries, framework-specific component packs, private registries, and MUI mappings that teams can reuse across applications.
- Personal, team, and organization scope
- Versions, provenance, integrity, and dependency review
- Registry connections and source inspection
- Project usage and upgrade visibility
Figma and v0
Import with a compatibility report and an explicit ownership model.
Map known components and tokens, inspect editable coverage, preserve unsupported source in code-managed mode, and review additions, changes, and removals on reimport.
- Figma file, version, page, and frame selection
- v0 project, repository, ZIP, folder, or registry acquisition
- Component mapping and fidelity scoring
- Mapped visual and code-managed outputs
Source ownership
Review the project before Paneweaver exports it.
Generated source is not a hidden build artifact. Paneweaver exposes the framework tree, runtime, native bridge, Rust configuration, capabilities, assets, CI, and ownership labels.
- React, Vue, and Svelte generation
- GitHub changed-file review and pull requests
- User-owned TypeScript and Rust extension points
- No Paneweaver runtime requirement
Private beta
Use Paneweaver on a real desktop workflow.
Applications with an existing frontend, repeatable team foundation, or defined native requirements are especially useful during the beta.