Stop policing production
You approved that color months ago. You're still catching the wrong version of it in QA. Kampa makes your design tokens one file in your product repo, so every decision ships as a contrast-checked pull request. Drift becomes structurally impossible.
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You made the decision in thirty seconds. You'll be enforcing it for a year
A color. A radius. A spacing step. Approved, documented, handed off. Then the real job starts: the DM asking for the exact hex, the QA pass that catches the wrong gray, the accessibility audit that finds a contrast failure that was never in your file. Every tool in your stack exists to manage the gap between design and production.And even when you make peace with it, the people above you don't: drift is what a CEO notices in a board demo, and "token fix" is a line a client reads on the invoice. Kampa removes the gap. There is nothing left to police.
A swatch and its token are the same object
Pick a value on the left. The JSON on the right is what ships: same commit, contrast check attached to the token itself. And this page reads from this file, so your edit restyles the site you are looking at.
This demo is live. Pick any accent and this whole page recolors: buttons, links, timeline, everything. Drag the radius and every card reshapes. The pale swatch on the end fails contrast, so the gate blocks it and the page keeps its last passing value. That is the whole product.
What no other token tool does
Zero drift, by construction
tokens.json lives in your product repository. Your design tool reads from it. Your docs read from it. Production reads from it. So do your AI tools: canonical data they run against, not a DESIGN.md they skim and hallucinate around. There is no sync step, so there is nothing to fall out of sync.
A contrast gate that never fails silently
Every color token is checked against its declared backgrounds at design time. You decide what the gate does: block the commit where compliance demands it, warn where it doesn't. Exemptions are explicit and on the record, so you can ship low contrast when the design calls for it. As a decision, never as an accident.
Your team keeps every tool it has
Your design tool stays
Keep exploring and presenting wherever you work best; that's what design tools are for. They were just never built to be the database of record, and that second job is where all the drift comes from. Kampa takes the second job: your design tool reads from the same tokens.json production runs on, so there is nothing left to fall out of sync.
Review fits your team
Every change is a plain pull request. Route it through engineer review, or let a passing pipeline merge it on its own. Solo designers ship with the same guardrails, no reviewer required.
Your AI tools stop hallucinating values
Every AI coding tool you use reads the real tokens.json from your repo. No invented hex codes, no off-scale spacing, no generic gray. What they generate is yours.
Tokens today. The whole product tomorrow
Every level of the product lives as production code, and every change ships the way you made it.
Tokensavailable first
Color, type, spacing. The studio you join the waitlist for.
Components
Buttons, cards, inputs. Every state, every binding, live.
Sections
Real layout, assembled from real components.
Screens
Whole pages, end to end, as the thing that ships.
The productthe horizon
Say "this feels too cold," and watch the live product warm up.
Design at the speed of thought. The distance between an idea and a live product, measured in seconds. Tokens are step one.
Stop drawing pictures of your product
Free for solo use when we launch. Paid plans for teams.