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No. A founder can open a shared prototype in Guise without downloading Figma or learning design tools. They can click through the experience as a customer would, then capture and comment on the exact screen they want to discuss.

No. Guise does not replace the place where designers create the work. It gives founders, clients, and teammates an easier place to experience and respond to it. Designers can keep working in Figma while everyone else reviews the prototype as a realistic product, without learning design tools or trying to imagine the finished result.

Yes. Paste a shareable Figma prototype link and Guise opens it as an interactive experience inside a polished macOS window. You can follow the prototype flow without the surrounding design interface getting in the way.

Yes. Guise can present a live website or a project running on localhost, which makes it useful for reviewing work in progress, presenting a build in a meeting, or capturing product-ready visuals from the real experience.

Guise puts the work in a realistic product context instead of asking someone to interpret a design canvas or a loose screenshot. Founders can click through the experience, capture the moment that feels off, and attach their comment to that exact screen. This makes the feedback more specific than “looks good” or a long description in chat.

Yes. You can capture the exact product screen you are reviewing and add a comment to it, so the designer can see both the visual context and the feedback together.

Yes. Designers can use Guise to present work as a believable app during reviews, create polished product screenshots and website assets, and record cleaner demonstrations without browser or design-tool chrome competing with the work.

Yes. Guise is built to keep imported work sharp and present it at its intended scale. It does not deliberately reduce the quality of your source image simply to fit it inside a presentation window.

Guise asks only for the narrow macOS permissions needed for its presentation features and explains them before you decide. It does not record your microphone, camera, or keyboard, and it does not read what you type. Those permissions are used only while you are actively presenting with Guise.