Mosaic anchors comments to pixels, ships components your engineers can paste, and keeps a 31-day record of every decision — so the file is always the source of truth.
Each block is a tool you reach for daily. Together they form the surface where decisions land instead of disappearing.
Mosaic does four things well — the rest stays in the design tool you already love.
Mosaic anchors every comment to a region of the canvas. Decisions land where the design lives — never in a Slack thread that scrolls past tomorrow.
Pull a component once, instance it everywhere, update everywhere. Mosaic's library obeys design tokens, light/dark, and your team's nine breakpoints.
Every save is a version. Diff two versions side by side. Roll back a single component without nuking the file. Yes, even nested overrides.
Mosaic emits real CSS, real tokens, and a clean React snippet that maps to the components your engineers already use. No more redlines lost in Notion.
We benchmarked the same redesign cycle on Mosaic and on a typical Figma + Slack + Notion stack.
"Mosaic killed the meeting where we used to argue about which Slack thread was authoritative. Now the file is. Our weekly hours dropped."
Stakeholder reviewers comment, react, and approve at no charge. You pay per designer composing the file.
Mosaic is the design collaboration surface — comments, versioning, components, hand-off. We integrate with the design tool you already use (Figma, Sketch, Penpot) instead of trying to replace the canvas itself.
Yes — we shipped it after asking 200 engineers what they wished the design tool gave them. Real CSS units, design tokens you can paste into your config, a React snippet mapped to your existing components.
Yes. Stakeholder reviewers comment, react, and approve at no charge. You only pay per editor — the people composing the file.
Atelier customers can run Mosaic on a private control plane in their own VPC. The data plane is the same binary that powers the public service.
Every save is a version. Branches are layered on top — fork a file for a redesign exploration, merge back when settled. Branch diffs render side-by-side at the component level.