I am sure you would have been asked this 100s of times - Is there a way to EXPORT it to actual code (Swift/JS for Web) etc?

Or is just used for only previz? That would mean someone can prototype an interaction which is impossible to code

Finally, what is the goal? Is it just to be a prototyping tool or Will it evolve into a App maker itself? Or at least able to export code.

Thanks for giving it away free!

This is, quite simply, incredible. My team was looking for something to replace Pixate even before Google announced they were shutting it down, and just having watched the first tutorial, it feels like we're done looking.

I feel silly jumping to a nitpick at this point, but I see one obstacle for my team: There doesn't seem to be a way to enter custom screen sizes, apart from eyeballing it with the resizable window setting (we're designing for a custom-built Android device). That's probably not enough to stop us from using it, but it would be great to have the option.

Very cool stuff, actual interaction prototyping is an area that's sorely missing in terms of tooling.

Is there any sort of export to a production framework(I.E. for integrating into existing iOS/Android apps) or is this purely for prototyping?

That's fantastic. I can't imagine how much work has gone into this project. I'm excited to see what this does for the adoption of Origami. Are there any personal stories from the process you're able to share?

Pardon me if it's a silly question, but was Swift not a viable option for macOS development?