You bring a design decision your team can't settle. We give you and your team full access for the length of the pilot, and we work with you directly as you use it.
Every feature, seats for everyone whose yes you need, nothing held back for a paid tier. Use it on decisions that matter, not a sandbox.
No tickets, no support queue. You talk to the person building it, and what your team struggles with becomes what gets built next.
Pilot teams set the roadmap. The decisions your team fights over are the ones we build for first.
Designers at B2B software companies, working solo or on a team of two to ten. You should be on Figma and Slack, shipping features that need several stakeholders to agree. If getting to aligned feedback is the slow part of your week, you are the person we are building for.
No. You send them a link, they see the design, and they leave feedback on the page. No account, no install, no onboarding. If your team connects Slack, feedback and conflicts show up where you already work.
No. Public links work on their own for sharing designs and collecting feedback. But Slack is where alignment actually breaks down, so connecting it is where Sygnoff earns its place. It picks up new feedback and flags conflicts without anyone opening a tab.
Using it on a real decision, not a test file. And 30 minutes a week with us to talk about what is working and what is not. That is the whole deal.
Yes. Your designs and decisions are visible only to the people you share the link with. Everything is stored in an encrypted, access controlled database, served over HTTPS, with no public indexing and no sharing with third parties. We do not use your work to train models.
Pricing is not set yet, and we would rather get this right than guess. What we can tell you now: pilot teams get founding pricing, and your decision record is yours either way.
