Nodlume is live

Today we’re launching Nodlume, our first product. We’ve been shaping it for a while, and it’s ready.

Nodlume is a visual designer for React apps. Not just the screens — the whole system. You lay out pages, components, layouts, shared stores, API routes, and data models on one canvas. You connect them to say how they relate. Then you export a real React project from the plan.

Why we built it

The shape of an app is a graph. A folder of files hides that shape.

Folders tell you where code lives, not why. They don’t show which pages read which store, or which route touches which model. That gap is where plans drift, and drift is friction. Nodlume keeps the graph as the source of truth, so the structure you design and the skeleton you export never drift apart.

What you can do today

• Design a full application — screens, services, and state — on one canvas.
• Export a conventional React project, with every generated file tracing back to the node that produced it.
• Share a read-only link for feedback, or invite collaborators and edit the same canvas together, live.

What’s next

This is day one of the studio doing what it set out to do: build small, focused tools for the messy middle of software — the designing, sketching, and shaping before anything ships.

Try Nodlume, design a system, export it.