Subject: Call to Service FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE XIV-XV-MMXXV FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CEO ON OFF, INC. also known as @onlookdev To whom it may concern, For too long, designers have been unable to practice their excellence to the fullest. For too long, developers have been

Sharing some the open source repos to start contributing, if you're a beginner or wanna start OSS. 1. NextJs @twentycrm @lightdash_devs @onlookdev @calcom @firecrawl_dev (YC S22) @triggerdotdev (YC W23) @activepieces (give counties, YC S22)

queuing messages in @onlookdev has been my favorite new feature

"Product design is always treated as 'good enough' Yet everyone wonders why they aren't Apple" some draft slides from the first @onlookdev pitch deck way back in 2024

Claude Sonnet 4.5 is now the default model in Onlook go craft something incredible ✨

recorded myself drawing some stuff and chatting about design and engineering and @onlookdev so be on the lookout for that soon featuring 🏝️⛵️🏝️🏝️

@onlookdev if you want to support the project, drop us a star: ➡️ GitHub:

@onlookdev 4/ every star, pr, and discussion helps push the boundaries of what this new era of design and code can be and we're so excited to keep building this with you.

@onlookdev 3/ the response has been incredible: • first-time contributors fixing small UI quirks • teams spinning up self-hosted pilots • late-night PRs from all over the world that keep making the product better and better

@onlookdev 2/ when we open-sourced Onlook last year, the goal was simple: give designers and developers a shared space to work together in code – no disconnect between the roles

✨20,000 GitHub stars!✨ 1/ @onlookdev just crossed a huge milestone: 20K stars on GitHub. it’s more than a number: it’s a sign that teams everywhere want a faster, more design-centric way to build together in code.

we’re also gearing up for another Hacktoberfest! it’s a month-long open-source sprint where you can earn the official badge by contributing to community projects like Onlook. last year tons of new folks jumped in and many stuck around in our Discord open-source squad—so we’re

AI workflow improvements: Onlook’s AI now plans, applies, and verifies changes on its own. it reasons before editing, preserves context, proactively checks its code output, and self-recovers from errors—keeping sessions stable without you needing to do anything. - the AI now

visual editing upgrades: lay out windows in fewer moves with cleaner alignment. Multi-select + snap guides speed placement, and a one-click sandbox restart clears bad state so you keep building instead of resetting projects. - drag-to-select multiple frames on the canvas. -

branching empowers Onlookers to experiment on live designs side-by-side, prototype multiple directions at once, compare them in one view, and carry the best ideas forward - all on a live canvas where the prototype is production ready code, not a mockup. - view and prototype

the September recap is live! this month has been about bringing rapid design experimentation to Onlook. the highlight: Branching. a feature that was previously reserved to developers now brought to designers, exclusive to Onlook. this allows you to visually experiment with

Onlookers we've pushed out an update that allows anyone to restart their Onlook sandbox without needing to prompt the AI. saving on your monthly tokens while giving you the option to restore functionality yourselves should the sandbox get disconnected 🔄️

🌟 AI Agent of the Day: @onlookdev An AI visual code editor for React/Next.js that lets designers build real UI in-product and sync changes back to code. #AI #artificial_intelligence

highlight from the PH launch vid

🔥 12 HOURS IN: we're #3 on @ProductHunt ! the response has been incredible - thank you! but we need your help for the final push. haven't voted yet? Now's your moment 👉 https://t.co/ZcweDy78ko let's bring this home! 🚀