An element, an area, or a passage
Pick a component, drag a box over part of the page, or select the words that are wrong. Maple keeps the path that finds each one again after a redeploy.
Make your apps delightful to use with Maple.
Code got fast. Planning, DoDs and edge cases didn't, so now they get skipped and surface in testing.
Then
Settled before anyone opened an editor.
Now
The code is cheap now. Nothing upstream of it got faster.
The expensive hour is no longer the one spent writing code: it is spent looking at the agent’s results, working out everything that’s wrong with it, and translating all the feedback into insights that an agent can act on. Maple saves you that hour.
You open a PR, then feedback starts coming back from three people in three places, and you spend the day as the translator between them and your agent. None of it wanted your judgement.
Without Maple
17:14
10 interrupts so far
@Claude terminalwhich CTA?
Maya #designany update?
Eight hours of relaying, and the agent still asks which button.
With Maple
Minutes, and one interrupt for you.
Mount Maple in your app, then the magic happens.
One route in your application, and one script in the preview build.
A reviewer points to an issue on the app. Maple records all the context needed for the agent to pick it up.
Your agent monitors new comments via the MCP, implements a fix and marks it as resolved.
A CI check holds the merge until all comments are resolved, and all visual gates pass.
Tools in this space exist, but they only do small pieces of what Maple offers you out of the box, and free.
The Maple vision is extensive: here are some of the things that are not yet implemented (pull requests are appreciated!)
Some interfaces can still break with new and improved additions, but Maple is already proven helpful in actual production environments.