FAQ from Dualite - AI Frontend Engineer
What is Dualite - AI Frontend Engineer?
Dualite Alpha is a privacy-first, browser-native AI assistant purpose-built for frontend developers. It merges generative capability with deterministic control — enabling rapid application creation while preserving full ownership, auditability, and compliance.
How to use Dualite - AI Frontend Engineer?
Begin with Imagine: describe your interface or import a Figma file. Move to Iterate: adjust layout, theming, responsiveness, and interactivity — all while seeing clean, modular code evolve in real time. Conclude with Launch: bind APIs visually, run linters and accessibility checks, and deploy to your preferred host — all from one unified interface.
What is Dualite Alpha?
Dualite Alpha is not just another code generator — it’s an intelligent, local-first frontend co-pilot that understands frameworks, design systems, and engineering constraints. It generates maintainable, extensible, and testable code — not boilerplate.
Is my data secure with Dualite Alpha?
Absolutely. Dualite Alpha runs entirely client-side using WebAssembly and IndexedDB. Your designs, prompts, environment variables, and generated code remain isolated in your browser session — never transmitted, never cached, never logged.
Can Dualite Alpha convert Figma designs to code?
Yes — and with exceptional fidelity. Dualite reads Figma’s native JSON export, preserves layers, variants, auto-layout, constraints, and even custom properties — translating them into clean, semantic, responsive code with proper component structure and accessibility attributes.
What are the pricing options for Dualite Alpha?
We offer transparent, usage-agnostic plans: Free (unlimited prototyping, 3 projects), Pro ($29/month — full GitHub sync, API integrations, priority support), and Launch ($79/month — team seats, enterprise-grade security controls, dedicated onboarding).
How does Dualite Alpha save development time?
Benchmarks show average frontend build time reduction of 41% — from wireframe to shippable UI. Engineers report eliminating repetitive scaffolding, boilerplate, and hand-coding of common patterns — freeing them to focus on business logic, UX polish, and innovation.