Product design · Every plan
The screens your roadmap is waiting on, made properly.
File the screen. Within 48 hours you have two directions from a senior designer, reviewed by a design lead before you see them. Revised until you stop having notes, then delivered as Figma your engineers can build from without asking a question.
What it is
The daily work of a product team, done by people who do only that.
Product design at Recast is the work that keeps slipping: the settings page nobody wants to draw, the onboarding flow that has been “next sprint” for three sprints, the empty state, the error state, the thing sales promised on a call. You file it as a request. It becomes the active stream. A senior designer works it, a design lead reviews it, and you get it back with every state drawn and a spec frame beside it.
Two directions on the first pass, not one and not five. A recommendation with each. Then revisions on the one you choose, with no count, until the screen is done. A finished screen usually closes in two to four working days; a full flow takes longer and we tell you how long before we start.
Mobile and e-commerce, filed the same way
Native iOS and Android screens, cart and checkout flows with every failure state, App Store and Play listing screens, Shopify or headless storefront templates. Same request form, same stream, same review — with the Arabic storefront re-set rather than mirrored when you need it.
What you get
Not a mockup. A screen an engineer can build on Monday.
Every delivery has the same shape, so your team stops asking what is in the file and starts building from it.
The screen, at every state
Default, loading, empty, error, and the ones you forgot — partial data, a 47-character company name, a 400-row list, right-to-left.
Two directions on the first pass
Two honest options with a written recommendation, so the decision takes ten minutes of your week rather than a meeting.
A spec frame per screen
Redlines for spacing, type and colour written as tokens, component names your codebase already uses, and interaction notes where a static frame cannot explain it.
Figma built from auto-layout components
Every screen assembled from components with variants, so an engineer inspects one button and understands all of them.
A Loom walkthrough
Three to six minutes on why, not only what, so the reasoning survives while your designer is asleep and you are not.
A prototype where the flow needs one
Clickable in Figma when a screenshot cannot explain the transition. Not by default — only where it earns its time.
A real deliverable
The spec frame that ends the questions.
Rendered here in HTML, exactly as it sits beside every delivered screen: redlines on the canvas, the component and its tokens in the inspect panel, every state in a row.
Who it is for
Three calendars this fixes.
“The roadmap is planned and the screens are not.”
You are a Head of Product with engineers waiting on design. Every “we will design it in the sprint” costs a week of rework. One stream turns the queue into a cadence: file it Sunday, first pass Tuesday, in the build by Thursday.
“I am the founder doing Figma at midnight.”
You are good enough to know it is not good enough. Hand it over. A senior designer's judgement arrives at 09:00 Amman, which is 07:00 in London and overnight in New York — the screen is in your inbox before your day starts.
“We turned the project down because we have no designers.”
You run an agency with developers and no design bench. Growth with white-label puts a design team behind your brand: per-client folders, our name nowhere, and a design lead reviewing before anything carries your logo.
Which plans include it
Product design by plan
Included on every plan. What changes as you move up is how many requests run at once, how fast the first pass comes back, and how much judgement sits on our side of the table.
Compare all three plansStarter
$1,999/mo
IncludedOne stream, 48-hour first pass
1 stream · 48-hour first concepts
Growth
$3,499/mo
IncludedTwo streams, 24–48-hour first pass
2 streams · 24–48-hour first concepts
Scale
$4,999/mo
IncludedThree streams, same or next day
3 streams · Same-day or next-business-day first pass
One screen this week, or the pilot first.
Start a stream and file the screen tonight. If you would rather see the work before you subscribe, the $490 pilot takes one real screen through five days and is credited against your first month.
From $1,999/mo. 14-day full refund on every self-serve plan. Pause any month — unused days carry forward.