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The backbone of every Bifocal project is the prototype; this is what you’ll be collecting feedback on, and what Bifocal will use as a base to explore and iterate based on user feedback.

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Import a prototype

  1. Begin by first creating a Project and adding any optional context / PRD
  2. Next, you’ll be taken to the screen to import your prototype. Give your prototype a recognizable name that will be referred to throughout the project.
  3. Choose how you want to import your prototype: from an external service or by selecting an existing template saved as context in your Bifocal account.
To import from most popular AI coding tools like Figma Make, Lovable or V0.dev, download a zip file of the prototype directly from the service, or sync your prototype to Github and download the zip from there. Then, upload the zip directly into Bifocal. Once a prototype is imported into Bifocal, you can save it as a template that can be reused in the future.

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Exporting a Prototype

If you create a prototype and want to export it out of Bifocal to continue working on it, you can do so by navigating to the Prototypes tab, selecting the Prototype and then clicking “Export”. This will generate a zip file that you can download and upload into your IDE or coding tool of choice.