Questions, answered.

RONA is a web app that makes a design system and a brand guideline from your moodboard, your words and your options.

It is for product owners and founders who want a consistent brand with no manual design work. It is also for designers and developers who want to skip repetitive setup.

No. You can start with images, words or a list of options. The app sets the values and checks contrast. Designers can use the Advanced view to edit each token.

Images, color swatches, text notes, font samples and options. You can also import a Figma file.

Yes. Use the guided options: style, vibe, theme, emotion, density, corners, mode and brand color.

Yes. Select other color schemes and font pairs, move sliders, or edit each value. A value that you change is locked, so a new result does not overwrite it.

Each value shows its source: from an image, from your text, from an option or from your edit. The Advanced view also shows the method and the confidence.

At launch: a component gallery and 3 sample pages (landing page, dashboard and article), in light and dark mode and at mobile, tablet and desktop width. Later: ecommerce store, pitch deck, brand manual, social post, product mockup and bumper video previews are on our roadmap.

One zip with design tokens (DTCG JSON), a ready HTML/CSS/JS codebase, a guideline file (DESIGN.md) and an HTML docs page.

No. The export is the design system and the brand guideline. Use them as the baseline for your other designs.

Not directly in the first release. The export uses the DTCG standard. You can convert DTCG files with your own tools.

The guideline file (DESIGN.md) has a part for AI coding agents. It gives exact token names, class names and short rules.

No. The export never includes font files. It gives each font's name, source, license and the steps to add it.

The app checks each required text and background pair against WCAG AA. The export stops until the required pairs pass. The code also supports reduced motion, reduced transparency and forced colors.

You can start with no account. Your work then stays as one draft in your browser. To save your projects and open them on any device, sign in with a free account: your projects and their images are saved on our server. We never use saved projects to train our models. You can also download a project file, and delete a project or your account at any time.

Yes, in two ways. Small models read your images in your browser, and rules make your design system. On paid plans the rules run on our server, which does not keep your request or the result. It keeps only a usage count. An AI language model runs on a server only when you ask ("Describe more", "Write description", "Write examples") or when the rules are not sure. The app tells you before it sends an image.

Only if you choose to. "Share for training" is opt-in, with a consent screen. You can delete a shared board later.