MockFlow

MockFlow tries to make the clunky, often frustrating early stages of product design less of a headache. It’s one of those tools where you start with a blank canvas and end up sketching out your app or website’s skeleton — wireframes — without needing a design degree. What’s interesting is how it leans into collaboration; this isn’t just a solo sketchpad but a place where teams can toss ideas back and forth, tweak layouts, and argue over button placements in real-time or across time zones. For anyone who’s ever sat staring at a blank screen wondering how to start a product design, MockFlow feels like a gentle nudge, offering a straightforward way to put rough ideas into visible form before committing to anything fancy. It’s not going to replace heavy-duty design software, but it fits nicely early on when you just want to figure out the structure and flow without getting bogged down in pixel-perfect details.