Kōzō AI turns sketches and prompts into production-grade UI that follows your design system, outputs clean, editable code, and publishes a shareable live link for clients.
Kōzō (構造) means “structure” or “framework” in Japanese — a concept at the heart of great design and code.
It represents balance between creativity and order, art and architecture, form and function.
Kōzō AI embodies this philosophy — giving designers the freedom to create while ensuring every element fits perfectly into a scalable, code-ready structure.
Design is art with structure. Code is structure with art. Kōzō is where they meet.
From idea to production in four simple steps
Prompt with natural language or upload a rough sketch. Select a template or start from a blank canvas.
AI proposes layouts, components, and states. Use smart handles to tweak spacing, grids, and variants in real time.
Map components to your tokens; auto-componentization creates Button, Card, Modal, etc., with props and states.
Export React/Next.js or Vue code (with Tailwind or CSS Modules) and push to GitHub. Auto-deploy to Vercel/Netlify with a live preview URL.
Two workflows, one tool, zero friction
Case studies from some of our amazing customers who are building faster.
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