Judo: Design and Build Apps

Judo is the most powerful visual coding interface I've ever seen. I can't recommend it highly enough. Amazing software and A user support. Coming from a design background exclusively, I'd agonized over the handoff process - inevitably, stuff gets lost in translation. Now with Judo, I can take ownership over the polished front end, while developers can stay focused on safely abstracted functional code. Judo isn't perfect, there are a couple quirks. Don't expect a Figma-like design experience that spits out code; you must design within the constraints of SwiftUI's functionality. In the end, this tool is going to accelerate my firm's app shipping exponentially. Can't wait to see the product continue to improve. Judo is criminally underrated, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in building beautiful SwiftUI apps.

this is the worst software i habe ever used. I first opened it and it wanted me to spend $100 and then forces you to get a free trial, and, when I try to close the tab, it doesn't let me.

Just gave this a shot. It's a cool concept but pretty clunky. Navigating the canvas in particular - missing patterns from Photoshop/Figma like holding space bar to get a "hand" tool to move the canvas around. Selecting items from the sidebar doesn't zoom to them. Feels like a 0.5 instead of 2.0 app. Honestly I'd recommend Xcode previews over this for designers.

Judo empowers me as a designer/developer to build native, in-app experiences in a fraction of the time. The Judo app is intuitive and easy to use, and allows me quickly advance from prototypes to production ready experiences.