Point and ask
Click anything on the board to point at it, then say what you want. Your agent edits the real design: components, tokens, every language.
Design iOS apps with the AI you already use
Pavo is a design tool for iOS that Claude Code, Codex and Gemini work in, next to your team, on one board. Point at anything, ask, and watch the real design change.
Free for one editor. Your own agent works on every plan.
Works with the agent you already pay for
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Gemini CLI
- Cursor
- Claude app
- Any MCP client
How it works
Talk to the board. Agents do the work.
No chat window on the side. You point, comment and ask right where the design is, and every agent shows what it touches while it works.
Comments get answered
Leave a comment like you would in Figma. An agent picks it up, fixes the design and replies in the thread. Not quite right? Reply, and it goes again.
Many agents, one board
Every request is its own session, so five things can move at once. Each one says whose agent it is, and any of them can be undone.
For developers too
Your agent, your repo, the same design
Connect your own agent over MCP and build straight from the design. Work on main if that's how you ship, or take a designer's handoff: your agent reads the to-dos, implements them and marks each one done.
- One command connects Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI
- Tokens, strings in every language and components with their variants
- Handoffs when the team wants a plan, implemented by your agent
$
claude mcp add --transport http pavo https://pavo.app/mcp
No Figma? No problem
Bring the repo. Get the design.
Point Pavo at your iOS or web app's code. Your agent reads it and lays every screen out on the board, with your colors, type, components and every language your app speaks. From then on, design leads.
- SwiftUI, UIKit and web apps
- Tokens, components and strings, not pictures
- From GitHub, or a folder on your Mac
Native to the core
Draws like iOS 27. Ships as SwiftUI.
Liquid Glass, SF Symbols, Dynamic Type and every system control, measured on the simulator. What your agent designs is what your app runs, in light, dark and every language.
