About ProductLayers

Find out which of your design system components are actually in the product, and where the drift is.

What we do

Adoption measurement across design and code. It analyses the codebase to find where design system components are imported and where local reimplementations exist, analyses design files to find detached and modified instances, and reconciles the two so a component's true state is visible: defined in design, implemented in code, and actually used in production, with the divergences named. It quantifies adoption by product area, identifies the components most often forked and why, and tracks whether accessibility and token compliance hold in real usage.

Who we built it for

Design system teams, front-end platform teams and design leaders at companies with 20 or more front-end engineers and a design system that is supposed to be adopted.

The problem

Companies invest heavily in design systems and cannot tell whether they are being used.

Engineers copy a component and modify it, designers detach instances, and within a year the product contains forty button variants while everyone believes there is one.

Nobody can quantify adoption, so the design system team cannot justify its existence or prioritise its work.

Try it before anything else

The free revenue-leak calculator runs in your browser with no account. Put in your traffic and conversion rate, and see what the drop-off costs straight away. Open it.