
Modeinspect is a visual AI editor designed for consumer software product designers to build functional features and prototypes quickly on existing codebases. It enables product teams to chat with any selected element, make fast visual changes, and seamlessly hand over production-quality code with GitHub and GitLab sync. The platform supports design consistency by understanding design systems and is optimized for performance, capable of handling large codebases. Modeinspect offers enterprise-ready solutions including on-premise deployment, SLA agreements, and custom data storage options, focusing on security and privacy with infrastructure hosted on Google Cloud Platform and integrations with OpenAI and Anthropic for AI-powered code generation.

Modeinspect is a visual AI editor designed for consumer software product designers to build functional features and prototypes quickly on existing codebases. It enables product teams to chat with any selected element, make fast visual changes, and seamlessly hand over production-quality code with GitHub and GitLab sync. The platform supports design consistency by understanding design systems and is optimized for performance, capable of handling large codebases. Modeinspect offers enterprise-ready solutions including on-premise deployment, SLA agreements, and custom data storage options, focusing on security and privacy with infrastructure hosted on Google Cloud Platform and integrations with OpenAI and Anthropic for AI-powered code generation.
What they do: Visual AI editor that lets designers edit real components in a live codebase and produce near-production front-end code
Founded: 2021
HQ / Legal name: San Francisco; operates as Acreom Inc.
Funding: Pre-Seed announced June 1, 2022; backed by 7 investors
Team size (reported): 8 employees
Design-to-code workflow inefficiencies and handoff friction between product designers and engineering
2021
Data and Analytics
Round reported with seven investors including N1, Expedite Ventures, Credo Ventures and several angel backers
“Backed by a mix of venture firms and angel investors (reported investors include N1, Expedite Ventures, Credo Ventures, DEPO Ventures and named angel supporters)”