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ProtoPie 4.0 — Change the way you prototype on macOS & Windows
Interactive prototyping for the digital products of tomorrow...
with the all-new ProtoPie 4.0.
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✔ Realistic, customized microinteractions
✔ Reusable interaction components
✔ Seamless import from Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD
✔ macOS & Windows
✔ iOS & Android
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So Stoked, Been using ProtoPie from their start, and have been waiting and waiting for components to become part of it. Way to move the prototyping world forward!
@ivan_witteborg That's awesome to hear! Hope you are liking interaction components so far :)
As more and more design teams use ProtoPie as their go-to tool for interaction design across 90+ countries, it's time to ramp up things!
After releasing multiple updates before, we felt it was time for a fresh start: a new version number, new branding, a fresh look and feel, and, of course, more features!
🎉 We proudly present to you ProtoPie 4.0 🎉
Introducing reusable interaction components!
With ProtoPie, you can make any interaction you can imagine in your prototype. From simple ones... all the way to advanced, realistic and customized microinteractions.
Now it's possible to reuse any interaction whenever, wherever... ultimately accelerating your prototyping workflow!
❓ What is ProtoPie? ❓
ProtoPie is the easiest highly interactive prototyping tool for designers to turn their ideas into realistic, advanced prototypes.
We believe that designers should be able to make prototypes that come close to the end product they are designing for. A prototype should be about how a user interacts with your digital product.
With ProtoPie, you can make highly interactive prototypes that feel like the end product. It's the only prototyping tool on macOS and Windows that covers the whole spectrum of digital products. From mobile apps to desktop apps and websites. From the in-car interface to smart-home apps.
What makes ProtoPie unique?
💡 The way you make prototypes is basically the same way as you would explain things with words. Hence, the way ProtoPie works comes close to human natural language. This means a very gradual learning curve and makes ProtoPie fundamentally different.
🛠 Import your designs from Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD.
💻 macOS, Windows, iOS & Android.
🤳 Sensors in smart devices, e.g. tilt, sound, compass. All code-free.
💪 Variables, formulas, native keyboards, GIFs, videos, URL schemes etc.
📱📲 Create prototypes that can "talk" to each other across multiple devices.
ProtoPie 4.0 takes highly interactive prototyping to a whole new level with an ease that no other tool offers. You can prototype more realistically and faster than ever before.
No need to settle with unrealistic screen transitions and animations in non-production-ready prototypes.
Let us know if you have any questions!
This is really cool. Are there any existing features or ones in the roadmap to aid with developer handoff?
@acfreund For sure, we collect all feature requests at https://protopie.canny.io. The one about handoff may be found at https://protopie.canny.io/featur....
I just downloaded it. I will try it for a few days, but to be honest I doubt much paying $129 USD. So, I'll just be playing a little.
Thanks for useful service! It is great that you have trial version for testing ProtoPie
The components feature is going to save me so much time and the rebrand is super sharp!
@louise_dwyer A lot easier, way more gradual learning curve as it's entirely code-free and close to human natural language due to the conceptual model.
In terms of expressiveness, it comes close to what you can do in a coding design tool due to the plethora of triggers and responses in ProtoPie.
@louise_dwyer
The output of them are surprisingly nearly identical despite Framer X being entirely React based and the other a visual code tool. (I know Fredo says code-free to sound less intimidating but I think it's a huge plus that it really does support functions, logic, etc.)
The main difference is Protopie won't make you jump off a building when you get syntax errors or find an API bug.
I used to be so interested in Framer. But the steep learning curve is just too much for a designer. I always end up searching online for the most mundane errors.
That is when I started looking for alternatives. I tried Principle, Invision Studio and Proto.io. When I tried Protopie, I was immediately hooked. The concept is so easy to understand, making it so approachable. I found myself spending less time googling for answers and more time creating stuff!
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