Mowgli vs Visily

Mowgli is an AI design canvas for mobile, web, and desktop apps, aimed at builders shaping a product before implementation. It can generate high-fidelity screens, flows, and states, and turn an idea into a product requirements document with screens, features, and user flows. Moodboards offer 16 or more visual styles, with color palettes and typography moods. Designs can become interactive prototypes with navigation and transitions. Users can import Figma designs for AI editing and export to Figma, React components, or an AI-ready package. MCP connections let Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other compatible apps move designs and product screens between Mowgli and a codebase. A free plan includes 300 credits, Figma import, coding-agent connection, and full version history. Annual-billing plans are listed at $12.00 per month for Starter, $20.00 per month for Pro, and $49.00 per month for Team. Team adds real-time canvas collaboration and person-attributed version history; unused credits expire under subscription or credit-pack billing rules.

Visily is an AI-powered UI design tool for people creating app mockups and product designs without being designers. It generates designs from text, converts screenshots into editable designs, and turns diagrams into screens. Real-time multi-user editing lets collaborators work on the same interface. More than 1,500 customizable templates cover mobile apps, web apps, websites, wireframes, and diagrams. Visily runs entirely in a browser, while its screenshot extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox converts captures into editable wireframes. A Figma plugin exports designs for further refinement, and integrations include Notion, Jira, Slack, and MCP. Slack can show link previews, comment notifications, and board updates. MCP connects designs with coding agents and is available on Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. Starter is free at free, Pro costs $14 a month, and Business costs $29 a month billed annually. Enterprise pricing is custom.