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Small changes rarely stay small. Teams have several people working on the same payments page, each with their own focus. Nobody sees the conflicts until development, when they cost the most to fix. Figr shows you everything a change touches before anyone scopes it. Image
The short version: Describe a change, like a new option or a new rule. Figr traces it across every screen and flow in your product that it affects, and shows what needs to change on each, so conflicts surface in planning instead of in development.
Example on this page: FreshFold, a laundry pickup and delivery app. Customers book a pickup in the app, a rider collects the bag, and clean clothes come back within 24 hours.

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How it works

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Describe the change

One line is enough. In the FreshFold example: letting customers set up a recurring weekly pickup.
2

Figr checks what it knows about your product

Figr uses your Context Pod, the product knowledge it keeps for your team, to find every place the change shows up.Image
3

Figr maps the impact

You get every affected screen, with what needs to change on each and where changes overlap.
4

Figr designs the updates

Ask Figr to update the affected screens, and it designs them together so they stay consistent.Image

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What changes for your team

  • PMs scope with the full picture, not a guess.
  • Several PMs on one area see each other’s changes before they collide.
  • Engineers stop finding missed screens mid-sprint.

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Go further

The more Figr knows about your product, the more it can trace. See how to build your team’s Context Pod.

Context Pods

Build the product knowledge Figr uses on every project.

Context Pods

Give Figr reusable knowledge of your product.

Audit and redesign

Next step: audit a flow from a recording and redesign what’s broken.