Phorm: an editable prompt-to-interface design workspace

Phorm helps people turn an interface idea, workflow, dashboard, report, tool schema, or microapp prompt into an editable visual draft. The workspace combines an SVG canvas, reusable interface templates, responsive preview frames, local draft persistence, review tools, and honest PlatPhorm network integrations. Generated drafts stay editable: select and move objects, double-click text to edit it, resize selected elements, connect related objects, erase unwanted elements, adjust stroke and fill colors, and export the result as SVG.

What can I do in Phorm?

  • Describe a real product flow and generate a deterministic local interface draft when a remote model is unavailable.
  • Start from templates, add vector shapes, text, images, freehand paths, and object-bound connector lines.
  • Preview a design at 375, 430, 768, 1280, or 1536 pixels without changing the exported canvas geometry.
  • Review accessibility, responsive structure, hierarchy, and export readiness, then keep editing locally.

How does Phorm connect to the PlatPhorm network?

The editor, review, templates, exports, and Vercel free-model generation are public and do not ask for an API key in the UI. The focused tool palette links to Files, Docs, ASCII, and MCP. Downstream assets and services are presented only when their real response is available; unavailable integrations report a degraded or empty state instead of fabricated content.

Technical references include the Model Context Protocol specification, OpenAPI specification, W3C Trace Context, and WCAG accessibility guidance.

Where is my design stored?

Drafts are restored from browser-local storage so the editor remains useful without an account. Save and export remain public browser actions. When optional server persistence is configured, the health endpoint reports that storage mode directly and server records continue to enforce their API boundary without exposing credentials in the UI.

How does Phorm disclose AI use and correct errors?

AI-use disclosure: Phorm labels Vercel AI Gateway output as model-assisted and labels its local deterministic fallback separately. Prompts sent to the free model leave the browser; local mode does not. Corrections policy: inaccurate product, API, discovery, or integration claims should be reported through the PlatPhorm support contact. A correction must update the source contract and generated public files together, preserve the evidence trail, and advance the machine-readable modified date. Security disclosures use security@platphormnews.com.