MockFlow started as a wireframing tool and has grown into a visual canvas that covers the whole early product process. Teams use sticky notes, dot voting, timers, and games to run brainstorming sessions and retros, then switch to WireframePro to sketch web, mobile, and desktop screens with a widget library and pre-built UI kits. The same board can hold flowcharts, mind maps, sitemaps, ER and UML diagrams, architecture sketches, floor plans, and campaign calendars.
The AI layer is centered on Mida, an assistant that reads a board and generates new sections from a sentence, a meeting transcript, or connected tools. Alongside Mida you can bring your own agent through the MCP server, so external assistants such as Claude or Codex can draw on the same canvas. Boards can also be built from a screenshot or a URL, and wireframes can be restyled in one click across sketch, outline, blueprint, Android, glass, or hi-fi looks.
MockFlow works in the browser and has native desktop apps for Mac and Windows, plus a Chrome extension for clipping pages, a Google Meet integration for running a board inside a call, and connections to Slack, Jira, and Teams. Solutions are packaged for enterprise, education, agencies, startups, remote teams, and freelancers, and exports can go to Figma or code. A free plan lets you create a board without an account.