Krisspy Reviews

I'm genuinely satisfied with my purchase of Krisspy. I really appreciate the idea of starting off on the right foot, structuring every project from the beginning with a clear PRD that defines guidelines, objectives, and requirements. This "product first" approach brings order to the work and makes it much easier to align team, priorities, and code development.

The credit system is well-designed: credits are consumed when you ask Krisspy to refine or improve code, and this makes the usage model very transparent.
I'm currently on tier 3, but the experience is so positive that I would have upgraded to tier 4 without hesitation. Moreover, the ability to purchase additional credits based on your needs, combined with the savings/boost mechanism on purchases, is an intelligent and flexible solution that adapts well both to those who use it occasionally and to those who integrate it into their daily workflow.
Of course, there's still room for improvement, as with any growing product, but overall I'm very satisfied: Krisspy is a structured, useful tool with a pricing and credit model designed with the user in mind. I recommend it to anyone who wants to bring more order, clarity, and quality to their projects.

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Pros -

Creates Designs Incredibly Fast: 
What normally takes days or weeks happens in minutes. The speed is genuinely impressive.

Eliminates Starting Problems: 
No more staring at blank screens, not knowing where to begin. AI gives you something to start with immediately.

Well-Structured Setup Process: 
Asks helpful questions during initial setup that guide you toward better results.

Understands Written Requirements: 
Reads product descriptions and actually understands what features you want, then creates appropriate designs.

Clean, Easy Interface: 
The platform is pleasant to use with clear navigation and intuitive controls.

Figma Integration Works Smoothly: 
Moving designs between Krisspy and Figma happens seamlessly without headaches.

Creates Clickable Prototypes: 
Generates functional prototypes people can actually click through and test, not just static pictures.

Exports Real Code: 
Gives developers actual programming code they can use to build the product.

Agency Branding: 
Agencies can maintain their own branding while using Krisspy's technology behind the scenes.

Getting Better Over Time: 
Documented cases of users increasing ratings from 1 star to 4 stars to 5 stars after improvements, showing active development and responsiveness.

Uses Proven Design Patterns: 
Generates designs using established, professional patterns rather than weird experimental layouts.

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Cons -

Not Optimised for Complex Designs: 
The platform is not yet optimised for generating complicated landing pages or intricate layouts.

Prototypes Require Refinement: 
Generated designs sometimes need substantial manual work to fix layouts and styling issues.

Limited Documentation and Tutorials: 
Insufficient learning resources to help maximise platform capabilities.

Code Requires Manual Work: 
Exported code needs significant refinement before production use.

The service is growing and seems that is going better with the new version, I bought the Tier 3 to have access to an upper plan with the majority of service in the web app. Now it do not express the existance of any specific plan but all that I have the tier 3 and the service seems that are coherent with the Business (the tier 3 was the businees in the early stages when I did the payment) so it seems enough ok.

successfully migrated to new version.Thank you

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.