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Aurora Early Access is live: a visual way to prototype enterprise UIs

Prototype screens visually, share instantly, and validate flows before committing engineering time.

Amaretto Software Labs ·

Aurora Early Access is live: a visual way to prototype enterprise UIs

Published August 24, 2025

Shipping enterprise UI is hard: complex domains, multiple stakeholders, and long review cycles. Aurora helps teams move faster by letting you prototype screens visually, share them instantly, and validate flows before committing engineering time. See it at aurorahq.ai.

TL;DR

  • AI‑first, visual prototyping: Use natural language to create and evolve real interfaces.
  • Collaboration built in: Comments, reviews, and decisions stay with the work.
  • Publish live: Share working prototypes for instant stakeholder feedback.
  • Faster handoff: Export concise user stories and specs when you’re ready.
  • Status: Private Alpha — request access on aurorahq.ai.

What makes Aurora different

1) AI‑first design, not files

Stop wrestling tools. Type what you need — “dashboard with usage chart, cohort filters, and billing alerts” — and get an on‑brand, accessible prototype you can use immediately. Update flows with prompts as fast as decisions change.

2) Collaboration where the work lives

Designers, PMs, engineers, and stakeholders review the same live prototype. Comment on a state, propose a tweak, accept a change — no screenshots, no slide decks, no version ping‑pong.

3) Publish working prototypes

One click turns today’s iteration into a shareable link. Stakeholders experience the flow, not a mock. You get fast, specific feedback that shortens cycles from weeks to days.

How it works (simple)

  1. Describe the experience in natural language.
  2. Iterate together with comments and quick prompts.
  3. Publish a live link for feedback (and export stories/specs when ready).

Why now

  • Enterprise UIs are rich and stateful; getting buy‑in early saves weeks.
  • Design files rarely capture edge cases; quick, interactive prototypes do.
  • Teams want lean tools that fit existing technology stacks without heavyweight vendor lock‑in.

Outcomes you can expect

  • Shorter cycles: Faster alignment with real, clickable prototypes.
  • Better decisions: Feedback in context reduces ambiguity and rework.
  • Happier teams: Fewer meetings, clearer handoff to development.

Try Aurora

— The Amaretto Software Labs Team

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