Motionode attaches video, chat, and wireframes to each task — then generates code and verifies it against that context before QA wastes a cycle.
Public quotes (replace placeholders).
Figma link + key screens
→Video + wireframe + chat
→Diff, scaffolding, wiring
→Checks implementation vs what was agreed
HOW IT WORKS — IN MOTION
Designer pastes a Figma link. Motionode detects screens, extracts UI states, and generates acceptance criteria — all attached to the task.
No more "where's the design?"
Video decisions, wireframe annotations, and chat threads live inside the task — not scattered across Slack, Notion, and email.
Context is not in Slack/Jira/Notion. It's inside the task.
Click "Generate PR" and Motionode produces structured output: routes, API clients, UI components with correct states, and a test skeleton — all wired to the task's acceptance criteria.
Not magic. Structured output.
The PR includes a checklist auto-populated from acceptance criteria, plus a context panel linking the Dyte clip, Excalidraw wireframe, chat thread, and Figma file. Reviewers see everything without hunting.
This is not unit testing. It checks whether the PR matches what the team agreed — UI states coverage, error paths, API contracts, and edge cases from the task context.
Does the PR match what the team agreed?
Traditional flow: PR → QA → bug → meeting → rework → QA. With Motionode: context → PR → pretests → QA passes. Fewer loops, faster ship.
Call timeline with decision markers. Pin clips to tasks.
Task-scoped chat. Final answer pinned.
Mini canvas with annotated states linked to acceptance criteria.
Motionode uses Dyte for video and Excalidraw for whiteboarding, embedded per task.








Generate a plan-aware PR with context-complete pretests — so QA isn't the first place missing context is discovered.
No migration required.