Turn Figma designs into product decisions
Your designs show what the team is building. Samepage shows what the design work is actually telling you.
Connect Figma to Samepage and continuously analyze files, flows, comments, and design context to surface patterns, identify gaps, and generate product-ready insights.
Built for teams that design in Figma
If you’re using Figma, a huge amount of product thinking already lives there:
Mocks, prototypes, user flows, comments, specs, annotations.
But Figma is where product ideas get designed—not where they get synthesized.
Samepage is built for teams that want to understand:
What do our designs, reviews, and comments collectively tell us—and what should we change next?
The problem with Figma today
Figma is great for designing and collaborating. It’s not built for synthesis.
So teams run into this:
Important context is spread across files, flows, and comments
Feedback gets repeated across reviews
UX issues show up in designs before they show up in the backlog
Design decisions don’t consistently make it into roadmap and prioritization
You can inspect the screens—but you still have to connect the dots yourself.
What Samepage does differently
Samepage treats Figma as a connected product insight layer—not just a design workspace.
Instead of manually reviewing files, comments, and prototype updates, you define Signals that continuously analyze your design work.
You can ask:
What usability issues are consistently showing up across Figma comments?
Which parts of the product are generating the most design churn?
What feedback in design reviews is not reflected in our backlog?
What themes appear across prototypes, annotations, and handoff notes?
Samepage reads across design context, connects patterns, and produces structured outputs you can act on.
How it works
Connect Figma
Samepage ingests selected files, projects, and design context.Create a Signal
Use Figma as a data source and define what to analyze, like:
“Analyze comments across onboarding flow designs and identify recurring UX friction.”Run continuous analysis
Signals update as designs evolve, feedback is added, and files change.Get structured outputs
Instead of isolated mockups and comment threads, you get synthesized insights, patterns, and recommendations.
Key use cases
Synthesize design feedback across files
Analyze comments, annotations, and reviews across related screens.
Example output:
“Navigation clarity issues appear across 14 onboarding screens, with most comments tied to next-step confusion.”
Identify repeated UX friction before launch
Surface recurring issues across prototypes and design reviews.
Example:
“Users are likely to hesitate during setup because 3 separate review threads flagged unclear account connection states.”
Connect design feedback to product priorities
Compare patterns in Figma with roadmap or backlog systems.
Example:
“Multiple review comments request bulk editing, but no active initiative addresses that workflow.”
Track design churn over time
Understand where flows are changing repeatedly and why.
Example:
“The reporting flow has seen repeated revisions over the last month, mostly tied to filtering complexity.”
Turn design work into product decisions
Generate recommendations from patterns across design activity.
Example:
“Prioritize simplifying onboarding navigation before expanding settings customization.”
Before vs After
Before Samepage
Figma is where designs, comments, and flows live—but insights remain trapped in files and review threads. Teams rely on memory, manual review, and scattered follow-up.
After Samepage
Your design workspace becomes a source of continuous product insight. Signals surface what’s recurring, what’s missing, and what needs action.
What Figma data Signals can analyze
Samepage works directly on your Figma workspace, including:
Files and pages
Frames and user flows
Prototypes and screen-level context
Comments and review discussions
Naming, structure, and design organization over time
You control which design assets are included.
Why not just use Figma alone?
Figma is excellent for design creation and collaboration. It’s not designed for synthesis.
It doesn’t analyze patterns across files and comments
It doesn’t connect design activity to product decisions automatically
It doesn’t show what feedback is recurring, missing, or strategically important
You can review every screen manually—but you still have to do the thinking yourself.
Samepage sits on top of Figma and answers:
What does our design work actually tell us—and what should we do next?
Figma integration for design analysis and product insights
If you’re trying to get more value from Figma—whether that’s synthesizing design feedback, spotting UX patterns, or connecting design work to product decisions—Samepage gives you a system that goes beyond design collaboration.
Instead of manually reviewing files or relying on fragmented feedback, you can define exactly what you want to learn from your design workspace and let Signals surface it continuously.
This is especially valuable for product teams that want design work to directly shape prioritization, roadmap decisions, and execution.
Turn your design workspace into a decision engine
Connect Figma to Samepage and define your first Signal in minutes.
Stop reviewing screens. Start learning from them.
