A Free Design App That Keeps Files on Your Computer

Desigma is a free app for designing screens on your computer. You can use it without being connected to the internet. It is also open source, so people can change its code. Open source means that a program's code is available to others. The app gives people more control over their design files.

People can draw, arrange screens, and make parts they can use again. They can also test how someone moves from one screen to another. Other tools help them make moving images, slides, and boards for sharing ideas. The app can open some files from Figma and Pencil. But it saves changes in its own file type instead.

People can work on the same file together by sharing a link. They do not need to create an account for this. The person who opens the file runs the shared work session. This means their computer takes part in how the group works together. The app offers versions for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Desigma is still early alpha, not a finished tool for daily work. Early alpha means a program is in an early test stage. Its makers say it cannot yet replace people's main design tools. Some real design files may have parts it cannot read correctly. Shared work and other features also still have important gaps. People should understand these limits when they read the long feature list. The project offers a different way to work, but development continues.