AI built the app. Nobody built the design system.
The generated code works, but every screen invents its own spacing, colours, and type scale. There's no shared source of truth.
For Vibe Coders
Every screen you ship should look like it came from the same product
AI can generate a screen in minutes. It can't give your apps shared design inheritance. Strata connects your token and component source once — every app you build or generate inherits it automatically.
What breaks without a shared system
Every component drifts. The product feels unfinished fast.
Three screens in and the buttons don't match, the type is inconsistent, and nothing looks intentional. Users notice before you do.
Manual cleanup is expensive. You lose shipping momentum.
Going back to make it consistent means stopping feature work. The longer you wait, the more screens need fixing — and the harder the reset becomes.
Before Strata
You build 3 apps in a weekend. Each one has slightly different button styles, spacing, and colours. It looks like 3 different products from 3 different companies.
With Strata
Connect your source once. Every app you generate inherits the same token and component layer automatically. It looks like one product — because it is.
One decision, infinite reach
Connect your source once. Every connected app inherits that system.
Update the system definition and all consuming apps update from the same runtime layer.
Where this is heading
App generation volume is increasing. Shared UI architecture is not. Strata is the infrastructure layer for giving AI-built apps a persistent design backbone across React, Web Components, and what comes next.
For the rest of your team
For Developers
If you're using Cursor, v0, or Lovable alongside traditional engineering, Strata gives the whole stack one system to reference.
See the developer integration →For Designers
If you want your Figma decisions to reach production without filing tickets, Strata is the runtime layer between design and code.
See the designer perspective →