Sketch Wireframes. Before Figma.
Sketch rough wireframes and user flows on a lightweight canvas. Explore layout ideas and iterate quickly — before committing to a polished design tool.
Structured design tools are too heavy for exploration
You need to sketch rough wireframes, map user flows, and iterate on layout ideas quickly — before committing to a polished tool. Figma and similar apps are built for finished work, not the messy discovery phase. You need something lighter that lets you think with your hands.
How T-Sketch Helps
Sketch wireframes without templates
Draw rough screens and layouts freehand. No rigid frames or components — just you, a pencil, and an infinite canvas. Mix freeform sketching with shapes and lines to block out UI elements. Start messy, refine as the idea takes shape.
Map user flows with arrows and connections
Connect screens and steps with lines and arrows. Show how users move through your product without building a formal flowchart. Add annotations and notes right on the canvas. Collaborate with your team in real-time for design critiques.
Key Features
Freeform Wireframe Sketching
Sketch rough screens and layouts without templates. Think with your hands.
Lines & Arrows for User Flows
Connect screens and steps. Map flows without building formal flowcharts.
Rich Text for Annotations
Add labels, notes, and callouts directly on the canvas.
Shapes for UI Elements
Block out buttons, cards, and layout regions quickly.
Real-Time Design Critique
Collaborate with teammates on the same canvas for feedback.
Infinite Canvas for Alternatives
Spread out different layout options side by side and compare.
Sketch your next interface before you build it
Open T-Sketch and start exploring — it's free.