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An AI app builder that generates React components directly from Figma designs, producing pixel-accurate UI code with Tailwind CSS styling and real TypeScript that integrates into existing Next.js projects. We help non-technical founders identify and fix the issues AI tools leave behind.
Common issues we find in Tempo code
These are real problems we see in Tempo projects during our audits — not hypotheticals.
Generated UI components have no backend wiring and display only static or hardcoded data
Tempo generates visually accurate components but all data is hardcoded or uses placeholder values. Every component needs data fetching, API integration, and state management added before it is functional in a real application.
No authentication or authorization built into generated page components
Pages and layouts generated from Figma designs do not include route protection, session checks, or role-based rendering — all authentication logic must be added separately before the pages handle real users.
Components tightly coupled to Figma design tokens that do not match your design system
Tempo generates components using Tailwind classes and CSS values extracted from Figma, which may not align with your existing design system tokens, theme configuration, or component library — requiring a normalization pass to integrate cleanly.
No state management architecture — components are purely presentational without interaction logic
Interactive UI elements (dropdowns, modals, tabs, forms) are generated with the correct visual appearance but without state management wiring, requiring developers to add useState, useReducer, or a state library to make them functional.
Generated components are not tested and have no Storybook stories for visual regression
Despite Storybook being in the supported output, components are not automatically paired with stories or tests, leaving the generated component library without coverage for visual regressions or component behavior.
Images and assets reference Figma URLs that are not available in production deployment
Generated components may reference images or icons by their Figma CDN URLs, which are not public or stable, causing broken images immediately upon deployment. All assets need to be exported and hosted before deployment.
Complex Figma layouts generate deeply nested DOM structures with accessibility issues
Auto-generated code from complex Figma layouts can produce deeply nested div structures without semantic HTML elements, missing ARIA attributes, or incorrect heading hierarchy, creating accessibility problems that require manual remediation.
Generated Tailwind class strings are not responsive without manual breakpoint additions
Tempo generates components that match the Figma desktop design exactly but without mobile or tablet breakpoints, requiring developers to add responsive Tailwind prefixes manually for every layout component.
How we can help with your Tempo project
From security reviews to deployment, we cover everything you need to go from prototype to production.
Security Review
Deep security analysis and hardening
Fix Bugs
Resolve issues and unexpected behavior
Deploy & Ship
Get your Tempo app to production
Refactor Code
Clean up AI-generated or legacy code
Performance
Make your Tempo app faster and more efficient
Add Features
New functionality, integrations, capabilities
Testing
Add tests and improve coverage
Infrastructure
Set up and manage your Tempo backend
Start with a self-serve audit
Get a professional review of your Tempo project at a fixed price. Results reviewed by experienced engineers.
Security Scan
Black-box review of your public-facing app. No code access needed.
- OWASP Top 10 checks
- SSL/TLS analysis
- Security headers
- Expert review within 24h
Code Audit
In-depth review of your source code for security, quality, and best practices.
- Security vulnerabilities
- Code quality review
- Dependency audit
- AI pattern analysis
Complete Bundle
Both scans in one package with cross-referenced findings.
- Everything in both products
- Cross-referenced findings
- Unified action plan
100% credited toward any paid service. Start with an audit, then let us fix what we find.
How it works
Tell us about your app
Share your project details and what you need help with.
Get a clear plan
We respond in 24 hours with scope, timeline, and cost.
Launch with confidence
We fix what needs fixing and stick around to help.
Frequently asked questions
How close is Tempo's output to production-ready code versus prototype code?
Tempo's output is production-quality on the visual and structure side — the TypeScript is valid, the Tailwind classes are correct, and the components integrate into real Next.js projects. What is missing is the behavioral layer: data fetching, state management, authentication, and form handling. Expect to spend significant development time adding the functional layer on top of the generated UI.
Does Tempo work with any Figma design or does it require a specific file structure?
Tempo works best with Figma designs that use auto-layout, consistent component naming, and design tokens. Designs with absolute positioning, ungrouped elements, or missing component structures will produce less clean code output. Investing time in cleaning up the Figma file before running Tempo through it significantly improves the code quality.
Can we integrate Tempo-generated components into an existing Next.js project?
Yes — Tempo is designed for integration into existing projects rather than generating standalone apps. Generated components can be copied into your components directory. You will need to reconcile Tailwind configuration, adjust any conflicting class names, and replace any Figma-specific asset references with your project's assets.
How does Tempo compare to manually writing components from a Figma design?
Tempo significantly accelerates the initial markup and styling phase — generating a component that would take an hour of manual work in minutes. The total time savings depend on how much functional wiring your components need. For purely presentational components (landing pages, marketing sections), the time savings are substantial. For interactive application UI, plan for significant post-generation work.
Does Tempo generate accessible components that meet WCAG guidelines?
Tempo makes a best effort at accessibility based on the Figma structure, but complex designs frequently produce components that fail WCAG 2.1 AA standards. After generation, run automated accessibility checks with tools like axe-core or Lighthouse, and manually verify keyboard navigation, focus management, and screen reader output for interactive components.
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