Krisspy Reviews

My idea was to take a Figma template and work with it using AI. I tried to create 1 design for landing pages. The first time AI created a too complex design with a login page, etc. The second time, the project didn't run properly, and an error message displayed to send a notification to the team. With the 3rd attempt, everything was in French.

So I opened 3 bug tickets in their system:
1. French language
2. Broken project
3. Missed button when I added my Claude API key. Probably because I used Safari.

But I found a workaround which works for me right in a few clicks. I added an MCP server which works with Figma. And there is no need for any other tools for that. I agree that in my case I use dev tools like VSCode or Cursor, and the idea for Krisspy is maybe a no-code solution, but in case someone is interested, there is a workaround. Or I just didn't get the idea of this app.
Anyway, I had to return to Tier 3 and use something else.

I second what most Sumolings have said about Krisspy. By far the crispiest (expensive) catch I have ever made in Appsumo, and I'm glad I did. The framework on how Krisspy works is superb. However, super app like this requires proper documentation and tutorials which are what lacking in Krisspy. I hope soon the K team will be able to make this app even crispier with tutorials, docs, and support channel like Discord.

This is one of the very few AI tools that I found actually useful.
Questions that the system asks during the initial project phase are helpful and answers seem to affect the generated design.
The design itself is reasonable - uses a lot of well-known patterns and typical flows, which is a decent starting point for future improvements.
Generated code itself requires a lot of work, but that is still the case for every AI-based tool I've met, so I don't hold it against this particular one. Regardless, it's a tool that gives a quick starting point for further development of PoCs with minimal involvement from (human) developers.
I consider it well worth it's price.

I had just completed a course in Product Management because I have some product ideas I would love to launch as a solopreneur and Krisspy just made what I considered to be the most difficult step a breeze. I gave it my Product Requirement Document and whoa, I got more than I expected. It excelled in translating the PRD and even augmented it where necessary.

I can achieve the same layout with Claude for free or at a low cost and then import it into Figma using plugins. AI is improving and becoming more affordable daily. Founders will probably permit unlimited BYOK in the first three tiers soon. If not, those 500 credits will have no value in six months—feel free to screenshot this.

Pros:
- Generates screens.
- Improves with time.
- More convenient than using any ChatGPT-ish products directly.

Cons:
- Prototypes are lame; layout is broken everywhere.
- It's very expensive. Each iteration costs about 250 credits. It's more cost-effective to hire a freelancer for 2-5 hours and provide them with a UI kit. The needed design changes will quickly use up all 4-tier credits.

Conclusion: I will keep this LTD, hoping the product improves as an alternative interface to an LLM, which is its only value now. The token and BYOK limits are pathetic and not suitable for this type of product, especially considering that a subscription will likely be cheaper in a year.

PS founder's LinkedIn link is 404. Maybe a typo.