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Mokkup.ai

mokkup.ai

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squig.sh

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Price from$8/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published40
Spec score · Wireframing Software8.4 (#8)6.9 (#29)
ExportsWireframes can be exported to Tableau or Power BI with data and formulas in place.The file menu offers an export copy option, and the optional local companion supports SVG and PNG rendering.
PurposeMokkup is a dashboard wireframing tool for analysts, BI developers, and visualizers that supports dashboard prototyping without design expertise.Squig is a wireframing tool where real UI components render as hand-drawn sketches.

Plans

Mokkup.ai

  • Free ForeverFree
  • Mokkup Pro$8 a month
  • EnterprisePrice not published
  • TeamsPriced on request

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squig

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In their own words

Mokkup.ai

Mokkup.ai is a web-based dashboard wireframing tool for data analysts, BI developers and others who create dashboard prototypes. A text prompt can produce an editable wireframe, and the tool can also review a design and suggest changes to its layout, metrics and visual hierarchy. Users can start from templates, choose from more than 20 drag-and-drop elements, or upload a reference image or Excel/CSV data. The Semantic Layer can carry uploaded data into Power BI and Tableau exports, which can include data and formulas. Teams can edit wireframes together using shared links and permissions. The free plan permits one editable project with three screens and 25 coins, for personal use only. Mokkup states that ten coins cover either one screen export or one AI dashboard generation, and purchased coin bundles remain valid for 365 days. Mokkup Pro costs $8 a month when billed annually and includes 350 coins per year plus commercial use. The maker identifies Tableau and Microsoft Power BI as supported BI destinations and says Mokkup is developed by NeenOpal.

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squig

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