Figma has been our primary tool for designing the Noah interface and product flows. Since Noah involves multiple surfaces like the prompt interface, deployment workflows, and agent dashboards, Figma’s collaborative environment made it easy for the team to iterate quickly and stay aligned while building the product.
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Stripe made sense for Noah because it’s reliable, developer friendly, and easy to integrate globally. Since users can upgrade plans and purchase credits to deploy apps and agents, we needed a payment infrastructure that was simple to implement and trusted by developers. Stripe’s APIs and documentation made the integration straightforward.
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Claude works well for generating structured UI layouts and components from natural language prompts. In Noah, it’s primarily used to turn user prompts into frontend interfaces for crypto applications. Its ability to handle longer prompts and produce clean, structured output made it a good fit for generating UI scaffolding reliably.
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