UISqueezy

Key Features

• •Workspace collaboration with role-based access control for team token management, allowing Owners and Editors to organize projects and track token libraries with member activity monitoring and project overview dashboards.
• •Catalog system managing eight token categories including colors, typography, border radius, spacing, shadows, sizes, breakpoints, and z-index values through filtered tables displaying names, values, types, and references for systematic organization.
• •Export functionality generating CSS Variables, SCSS Variables, and LESS Variables outputs that can be copied to clipboard or downloaded as files, with live activity tracking of export events and token modifications.
• •Figma plugin synchronization that connects UISqueezy projects to Figma Variables, enabling bidirectional token updates without manual copy-pasting and maintaining project separation to prevent overwrites.
• •Token categories covering comprehensive design system foundations with dedicated management for color palettes, typography scales, spacing systems, border radius values, shadow definitions, size tokens, breakpoints, and z-index layers.
• •Project management supporting multiple separate projects with explicit plugin selection to maintain token isolation, automatic name updates in generated exports, and custom token name preservation under user control.
• •Live activity feed displaying real-time updates including color modifications, export downloads, spacing scale edits, Figma sync events, and story publications for complete workflow transparency.
• •Planning roadmap including upcoming Tailwind CSS and Style Dictionary export targets alongside current CSS, SCSS, and LESS support, with clear indication of live versus planned features.

Use Cases

• •Design teams updating color palettes across multiple products while synchronizing CSS variables for developers and Figma Variables for designers through automated token sync, ensuring consistent implementation.
• •Product designers modifying spacing scales in UISqueezy then exporting updated values to codebases and having changes reflected in Figma Variables automatically, eliminating manual synchronization work.
• •Development teams maintaining consistent border radius values across UI components by managing tokens centrally in UISqueezy rather than hardcoding values in multiple locations, reducing errors.
• •Design system teams cataloging typography tokens including font families, sizes, weights, and line heights then exporting to SCSS variables for use across multiple applications and platforms.
• •Freelancers managing client design systems through separate projects with appropriate export formats, then using the Figma plugin to keep design files synchronized with development token values.
• •Enterprise organizations scaling design systems across multiple teams with role-based access control, activity auditing, and version history while maintaining token consistency through centralized management.

Who is this for?

UISqueezy targets design system teams, product designers, design engineers, and frontend developers working on digital products that require consistent design implementation. The platform serves solo designers exploring systems, freelancers shipping client work, design teams running production systems, and enterprise organizations with brand consistency requirements. Specific roles include Design Leads managing token libraries, Product Designers implementing system changes, and Design Engineers bridging design and development workflows.