Zoah

What is Zoah?

Zoah, previously called Opacity, is a full-stack platform for designing, building, and deploying software visually. Everything you place on its infinite canvas is real production code. Teams work next to AI agents that build components and logic, then ship apps that run on a built-in real-time sync framework called Operand.

Top Features:

• Code canvas: every element on the DOM-based canvas is already production code.
• AI agents: prompt agents to build components, pages, and application logic for you.
• Design branching: branch, review, and merge design work with visual diffs, just like code.

Use Cases:

• Product builds: take a new idea from blank canvas to deployed app in one place.
• Design systems: build a typed component library and publish it as versioned npm packages.
• Websites: launch marketing sites and landing pages on your own custom domain.

Who Can Use Zoah?

• Founders: design, build, and deploy a product with a small team and AI agents.
• Designers: ship real interfaces from the canvas without handing mockups to developers.
• Agencies: deliver client websites and apps faster with shared components and live collaboration.

Pricing

• Early access (waitlist): new teams join a waitlist before getting full platform access.
• Free tier (free): limited projects, team size, and features under the published service terms.
• Paid tiers (contact sales): larger plans unlock more collaborators, projects, and advanced platform features.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• No handoff gap: designs are already code, so nothing is lost in handoff.
• Engineer friendly: variables, props, npm packages, branching, and pull requests are all built in.
• Full stack: design, build, deploy, and support a product without switching tools.

Cons:

• Early access: most new users must join a waitlist before they can build.
• Hidden prices: plan prices are not public, which makes budgeting harder for teams.
• Mac first: the downloadable desktop app is currently available only for macOS.

FAQs:

1) Is it the same product as Opacity?

Yes, the company renamed its platform from Opacity in 2026.

2) Do I need to write code?

No, you can build visually or with AI, and engineers can still use code.

3) What are Operators?

They are upcoming AI agents that keep improving your product without prompts.

4) Can I export my components?

Yes, components publish to npm as versioned packages with typed props.

5) Is there a free plan?

The terms describe a limited free tier, but access starts through a waitlist.