 replaces the 30-day trial and Individual plan. Anyone can use ProtoPie for free forever.

 right now—can keep using this plan for its current price as long as they remain subscribed.

 with a price of at least $67 / editor / month, with more features for connected prototyping.

 grow from a prototyping tool used by individuals to a fully-fledged high-fidelity prototyping tool used by some of the world’s most renowned companies.

We’re proud of where we are now—yet there’s still a lingering question: 

We noticed that design teams with very specific, often complex high-fidelity prototyping needs are the ones that use ProtoPie to its full potential. As a result, we realized that we don’t want ProtoPie to be a prototyping tool “for the masses” in a market already overcrowded with design tools.

 Instead, it’s a high-fidelity prototyping tool that empowers teams to do what other tools cannot—to prototype advanced interactions, scenarios, and environments without the help of engineers. We want ProtoPie to be a specialized prototyping tool for design teams and their stakeholders—the sort of people who value the benefits of high-fidelity prototyping.

However, we found that our users would run into two major limits within our current plans:

 When people learn ProtoPie, they need enough time to invest in 1 or 2 prototypes to fully understand how ProtoPie can fit their workflow.

Limited access to high-fidelity features.

 Most of our users couldn’t benefit from connected prototyping and cross-device experiences because ‘ProtoPie Connect’ was exclusive to the Enterprise plan only.

The new Free and Pro plans fully address these issues, allowing everyone to experience ProtoPie to the max.

We learned that most users couldn’t experience all that ProtoPie has to offer within a 30 day period. While we don’t want ProtoPie to be a tool for the masses, we do want to give everyone enough time to do high-fidelity prototyping with ProtoPie.

The biggest change is the Free plan, which replaces the 30-day trial and Individual plan. 

With the Free plan, anyone can use ProtoPie for free forever

. Everyone should be able to experience the true value of ProtoPie at their own pace—from high-fidelity prototyping to handing off interaction specs and usability testing.

Ability to create up to 2 prototypes saved in 

If you’re on the 30-day trial on May 30, 2022, or have an expired trial, we’ll move you to the Free plan automatically.

 Users—on the Individual plan right now—can keep using the Individual plan for its current price as long as they remain subscribed

. However, it won’t be possible for new users to subscribe to this plan after May 30, 2022.

If you cancel the Individual plan after May 30, you cannot subscribe to the Individual plan again.

Interaction recordings for the Individual plan

 (previously known as interaction recipes) are now available for users on the Individual plan.

Now, Individual plan users will be able to create interaction recordings for any of your prototypes in 

We’re replacing the Team plan with the Pro plan.

 The Pro plan has a price of $67 / editor / month (billed yearly) or $79 / editor / month (billed monthly).

If you’re on the Team plan now, your team will be transitioned to the Pro plan from May 30 onward. As a courtesy, you will be billed once at the current price for the next billing period after May 30—regardless of the billing option.

With the new Pro plan, you’ll have everything you already had in the Team plan... and more.

Bringing ProtoPie Connect to the Pro plan

With the increasing demand from our users to take their high-fidelity prototyping to the next level and stretch the value of a prototype, we’re including 

ProtoPie Connect is your gateway to building your own dynamic prototyping environment for your specific use case. ProtoPie Connect’s features include (but are not limited to):

Standalone offline player on the desktop.

Hub for all connected prototypes and cross-device experiences—across desktop, mobile, tablets, and smartwatches. The advanced example scenarios you can prototype with the Pro plan include:

A smartwatch fitness app that communicates with a user’s smartphone during workouts.

A driver app boasting one-to-many interactions with multiple passenger apps at the same time.

A voice assistant on your smartphone that can lock, unlock and start your car.

Hub for prototypes working with external hardware and platforms. The Pro plan supports integrations for the following hardware and platforms (no code required):

Logitech G29 Driving Force Steering Wheel

What happens to my current plan on May 30, 2022?

If you are on the trial plan or if your trial expired, we’ll move you to the Free plan automatically.

If you are on the Individual plan, you can keep using the Individual plan for its current price as long as you remain subscribed. Unlike before, you will be able to access 

If you are on the Team plan, we’ll move you to the Pro plan automatically. As a courtesy, you will be billed at a discounted price (the current price) for the first billing period after May 30—regardless of the billing option.

Are discounts for students and teachers still available?

 Yes, the conditions remain the same. Individual students have the same benefits as Individual plan users. Teachers and their students using the 

I don’t want to pay anymore. Can I move to the Free plan?

 Yes, you can downgrade to the Free plan and use ProtoPie for free. But there are 

Pricing changes can sometimes be needlessly complicated and difficult—fortunately, these new plans make ProtoPie more accessible, allowing us to fully optimize our product and move our company in the right direction.

If you have any questions or input regarding the new Free and Pro plans, please 

Anyone can use ProtoPie for free forever. Learn how the new plans affect you and how you can benefit as an existing ProtoPie customer.

Introducing the New Free & Pro Plans

, released in October 2021, introduced some major changes that our users were delighted with. Beyond just productivity-boosting features, like the dashboard and tabs, we also implemented many visual changes which we believe has vastly improved how ProtoPie looks. These all stem from the new ProtoPie Design System, which was created to deliver a more robust brand and user experience. Let’s delve into the story behind these changes.

The ProtoPie ecosystem consists of several products: ProtoPie Studio for the actual prototyping, ProtoPie Player for trying out prototypes on smart devices, and ProtoPie Cloud for collaboration and sharing. Users go back and forth between these products all the time when working on their prototyping projects.

However, each of these products used to live their own lives. They had their own visual elements (such as icons and colors) and their own UX. As a result, we were providing an inconsistent experience across the ecosystem. For example, the website and ProtoPie Player would use coral as a primary color, whereas ProtoPie Studio and ProtoPie Cloud used different shades of indigo. This mismatch led to a confusing experience for our users. In order to solve this, we had to face reality and create a single design system for the entire ProtoPie ecosystem.

We brought together all of ProtoPie’s brand and product designers to consider two questions:

What core design values does ProtoPie want to promote?

What kind of design principles should ProtoPie itself adhere to?

To decide on the appropriate next steps, we realized that we needed to first create an environment where designers with different opinions could come together and find common ground.

We began by compiling all relevant keywords that came to mind. We then explored the kind of brand that we wanted ProtoPie to be—and the value that we wanted to provide to our users.

This process helped us narrow down to the three keywords shown above. In the end, we found that the common values that each keyword shared were 

. As ProtoPie is a productivity tool, the most important thing for us is creating products that make users' ideas shine, increase their productivity, and make users happier.

We began the process by going through the 

. This methodology states that you should start the design process by focusing on the smallest element possible, before expanding by trying different combinations of elements together. We therefore started by defining the smallest design elements that would serve as the foundation of our overall design efforts.

We tried to blend our product principles—directly and indirectly—into each of our elements. Below, we’ll delve into more details about the thought process behind our decisions. Let’s take a look at 4 of the elements that make up the ProtoPie Design System: colors, iconography, typography, and layout.

Our first step was to integrate two colors, coral and indigo, into one primary color. This might sound simple—but it was surprisingly complex.

If we chose to also use coral, our initial brand color, on our product, our brand would stand out more. However, coral is typically associated with warnings or even danger. Therefore, using coral as a primary color could backfire from a UI perspective.

We decided to use purple as our new primary color. It’s fairly similar to our current brand color and is perceived as being fairly neutral. We also changed our product color from blue-gray to neutral gray, reflecting our goal to make our users’ ideas shine without being distracting.

With this in mind, we also introduced two new themes: light and dark. Users can pick and choose which theme to use depending on the type of work environment they want to create, or what they feel most comfortable using.

We tried to maximize each theme’s readability by setting the same color in subtly different shades as a pair. For example, you might notice that the purple is slightly darker and more saturated in the dark theme compared to the light theme.

Digital environments have bidirectional interactions between a product and its users, so it helps to clear visualize how state changes appear. While the rules for state changes across ProtoPie’s products used to be inconsistent, we made sure to standardize and integrate them in this update.

We established new iconography to accompany our logo typeface. As you can see, this iconography is bold and geometric while also unifying the various different styles from our products. We paid close attention to creating a universal shape that can be intuitively understood by our diverse group of users working across various product domains, beyond simply mobile app design, (e.g., automotive and wearables.)

We created each icon with a clear silhouette so that they would be clearly distinguishable regardless of their size. The ProtoPie icons often need to convey complex metaphors. To intuitively communicate their meaning, we used a two-tone style that differentiates primary and supporting parts using different tones.

We consolidated icons that had different shapes but the same meaning into one. Then, we created icon shape variations to indicate different states—and to intuitively convey what each state means.

Gilroy, ProtoPie’s brand typeface, is a beautiful and high-quality font that fits our brand identity. However, it has strongand decorative characteristics. We therefore wanted to find another supporting font that would not draw unnecessary attention—but would instead help make our users’ prototypes stand out more.

Hence, we adopted Inter as our secondary typeface. Created by 

, it’s a highly readable, more standard typeface that’s carefully crafted for computer screens. We applied Inter to the entire ecosystem except for the title area, where we still wanted to prominently display our brand identity. In summary, we use a total of three fonts throughout ProtoPie. These are all based on our design system guidelines, including the one for code snippets.

Furthermore, to ensure a certain level of readability, we enforce restrictions for the maximum and minimum size of fonts used throughout.

In terms of the layout, we came up with a series of guidelines to ensure an immersive user experience. We considered the number of items in a row and the ideal size of each item to maximize user engagement.

We also established breakpoints that all products could share so that it feels like a single, continuous experience across the ProtoPie ecosystem. We applied the same responsive design to our website, to ProtoPie Cloud, and to ProtoPie Studio.

We made sure to continuously explain these guidelines and changes to all the teams involved in updating our design system, from designers to engineers. Whenever they had questions or queries, we took the time necessary to explain our thinking—and to communicate how these changes would have a positive impact on our users.

These guidelines—from the basics of our elements and the rationale behind each style, all the way to steps to further expand the design system—serve to form a consensus between our teams and solidify the design principles that we had previously established.

The introduction of ProtoPie 6.0 has provided our users with a better, more consistent, and more recognizable experience across the entire ProtoPie ecosystem. We strive to ensure that the design values that we want to convey in our products resonate with ProtoPie users.

But establishing consistency across the ecosystem is just the beginning. Establishing the ProtoPie Design System eliminates unnecessary decisions and allows us to focus on more important matters with a higher level of agility. In other words, these changes have given us the momentum to fuel further improvements going forward. Stay tuned for more features and improvements that will make ProtoPie an even more effective, and enjoyable, prototyping tool for your team.

Introducing the new ProtoPie Design System—a shared language and visual consistency throughout the ProtoPie ecosystem.

The New ProtoPie Design System

After our brand redesign, we've been mainly focusing on increasing brand awareness. We've promoted our brand across various channels - from our website, to social media, ads, and educational programs - so that customers can see, experience, feel and ultimately purchase our product. However, we've encountered some issues when executing and managing our brand design as the company has grown. Generally, these issues have centered around the following areas:

Do our product and branded assets contain our brand philosophy? 

Is our brand delivered as a consistent image to users? 

Are our brand and product on the same page? 

Above all else, we needed a consistent brand tone. That's why our brand and product teams came together in a bid to integrate our design from different channels. Over the past few weeks, they've gone through a series of focused, bitesized workshops to define our brand in granular detail. The participants had two main goals:

Through several workshops, we defined our brand as below:

Step 1. Brand Personality Keyword (Tone of Voice)

We've chosen 3 keywords to represent our tone of voice and brand personality, based off our vision and mission 

. You'll notice that our brand positioning is quite different from many other SaaS companies. However, after considering the value that we want ProtoPie to deliver to its users, we're confident that these keywords are just right. But it's important to clarify that these keywords relate to our brand as a whole rather than our product specifically, which can be described as having 

However, this clarity into our brand positioning did raise another concern: How can we have an overarching design consensus when we have different values for our brand and our product? What design principles do we need in order to cover both?

These questions lead to us running the Design Principle workshops. Through this workshop, Brand and Product designers came to the conclusion that we need a larger theme or keyword that can cover both the brand and the product. As a result, 

 became the basic keywords to represent our design principle, although they are not used officially.

Every visual representation of ProtoPie must portray a clear message and leave no doubt in viewers' minds. They should instantly make sense.

Fine-tuned, micro-interactions breathe life into our brand

ProtoPie animates still objects and brings them to life. Adding a subtle but powerful

motion is the best way to demonstrate this attribute throughout our design.

Our friendly attitude and unique visual tweaks make us recognizable and attractive. We must be friendly, positive, and always accessible to users (or potential users.) We want to have an identifiable look by adding unique details that are customized in the ProtoPie way.

Leaving uncluttered, deactivated space invites users to bring their imagination into our product. It allows users to explore new ideas of their own. In that white space, we emphasize essential elements to reveal only what is truly important.

Okay, so we've defined our brand personality and the design principle that showcases our personality. The next step was to visualize this concept. This will be the core design motif that expresses ProtoPie as a visual language.

ProtoPie creates interactive motion. We give our users the power to drag out undiscovered, still ideas and animate them. Within ProtoPie, static objects can be brought to life with only a few touches. We wanted our Brand DNA to reflect our conceptual model of drawing an interactive ‘Response’ through combining an ‘Object’ and a ‘Trigger.’ Based on this philosophy, we came to 3 types of Brand DNA.

The interactions that we create start from a single, simple motion. The more you add and layer them, the richer the interactions become. Inspired by this chain reaction that takes place within ProtoPie, we decided to take this chained wave as our visual element and named the concept ‘Act & React.’

The UI in our product has been designed to show layered interaction pieces/blocks. We drew inspiration from this and ‘Layered Block’ became our next visual motif.

We aim to stay approachable, inspirational, and nurturing at all times - and across all channels. To enhance our brand personality, we decided to use harmonious gradient colors and 3D illustrations. Colors and shapes within ProtoPie are blended into each other, creating a unified harmony.

Step 4. Design Execution - Visual Elements
Inspired by our product

Once we create our Brand DNA, we then started to sketch out our visual elements. We've been trying to figure out what our visual look is, something that's truly unique to us as a brand. We had previously aligned our branded assets with the 'Free your ideas' brand campaign. This metaphorical expression was chosen as it reflected the soft mood of our brand, rather than portraying a strict, constrained image of our product.

Through this brand design system project, however, we wanted to break away from the limitations of visual communication that came from abstract expression and reduce the gap between the product and the brand. We wanted to express our product more intuitively as a brand. Therefore we made our 'ProtoPie' way by adding 3 visual motifs - Layered Blocks (from our Brand DNA), Timeline Handlebars, and Touch Wave.

Our two interaction pieces, 'Trigger & Response' cannot be found in any other tools - they form the art of ProtoPie's unique identity. We visualized these combinations of triggers (actions) and responses (reactions) that make up dynamic interactions. When these triggers and responses are put into motion, they reflect our Brand DNA, 'Act & React'.

The Timeline Handlebar that is used to adjust the duration of interaction blocks is another concept that's unique to ProtoPie. We extracted our line design motif from this concept. Each line represents an interaction and represents our design principle 'A fine-tuned, micro-interaction is what makes us lively.' More than one line style can be used in one frame, as shown in the example below.

Touch Wave is a visual idea taken from 'touch points' (these are essential when testing prototypes in the player app.) This motion gradually spreads with a gradient to vividly express the touch interaction. The touch wave can be used in various ways - for instance, for highlighting text as shown in the image below.

We also created a style guide for colors or moods so that we can create visual elements in a unified, consistent manner.

The ProtoPie Color System consists of 11 color spectrums. This integrated palette is for both the brand and the product. We took 6 warm colors from the ProtoPie color system for the main branding color palette. Our unique color palette, which we named our 'Unified Harmony Color System', is versatile for many different channels. Layering and blending a Base Color and an Overlay color, we created a Unified Color. The system helps our designers to stay balanced between the brand and the product. It also inspires users to be more creative and demonstrates our friendly, approachable mood.

The last thing we defined was the 3D graphics styles which are indispensable for ProtoPie. The 3D assets use light from a comfortable, sunny home, and create a bright and pleasant atmosphere with a rounded angle illustration. The 'hand', which frequently appears when presenting interaction prototypes with 3D, uses various skin tones to create an easy-to-reach and friendly look-and-feel.

Step 6. Applying our brand system across various channels

Building our brand system is only step 1 - we then need to apply this across various channels (such as websites, SMS communications, and any educational content related to ProtoPie.) Our ultimate goal is to become an 

 brand as users encounter a consistent tone-of-voice and look-and-feel.

Our brand system was designed so that we could create a consistent image and personality, and to help everyone design according to the tone, style, and attitude that make up ProtoPie. We're aware that brand design is an ongoing journey - this is a process that will continue to be developed in the future. Please stay tuned and keep tabs on our journey to strengthen and maintain ProtoPie's identity! 

We recently conducted a series of brand-building workshops to define what our brand is and how it should be portrayed. Here are the results.

The Future of the ProtoPie Brand

ProtoPie has been at the forefront of innovation since day one. From freelance designers to design teams at Fortune 500 companies—what they use ProtoPie for boils down to one thing: prototyping the digital products of tomorrow. As more and more companies rely on ProtoPie to prototype their new innovations, we have made security one of our top priorities.

As part of our commitment, we are delighted to share with you that ProtoPie is officially ISO 27001 & 27701 compliant. An independent certification body, 

, has conducted various thorough audits. As a result, SGS successfully granted us both the ISO:27001:2013 and ISO:27701:2019 certifications.

Verify the status of our certificates in 

Besides being one of the well-known information security standards, ISO 27001 is the sole auditable international standard that defines the requirements of an information security management system (ISMS). An ISMS is a documented system comprising of a set of policies, procedures, and processes to protect assets from threats and vulnerabilities. Examples would be cyber attacks, hacks, data leaks, or theft.

The ISO:27001:2013 certification shows that ProtoPie has defined and implemented an ISMS following the industry's best practices.

ISO 27701 is an extension to ISO 27001. This relatively new information security standard provides the framework for companies like ProtoPie to implement policies, procedures, and processes to manage data privacy. Having a proper Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) reduces the risk to the privacy rights of individuals and organizations.

The ISO:27701:2019 certification embodies ProtoPie its commitment to safeguarding your personal data as well as supporting compliance to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and other data privacy requirements.

it simply means that we are committed to protecting your data privacy and securing your most important information. Aside from the above, we continue to enforce our security policies, monitor our systems 24/7, and respond promptly when issues may arise. We'll do annual ISO 27001 and 27701 audits to make sure we still meet their standards. Moreover, we'll perform penetration tests and other internal audits on a regular basis.

With these efforts, we want to showcase that ProtoPie is the company and environment you and your colleagues can trust.

ProtoPie Enterprise is our enterprise-grade solution for thriving organizations with high-security standards. Besides all the good that ProtoPie has to offer, ProtoPie Enterprise includes:

Physically isolated data server (cloud-based or on-premises)

User and usage data is only accessible within your organization

To learn more about ProtoPie's security efforts or ProtoPie Enterprise, feel free to get in touch with us.

We are proud to share that ProtoPie is now officially ISO 27001 & 27701 compliant.

ProtoPie & ISO Compliance: This Is What It Means

We're always eager to support ProtoPie enthusiasts who are passionate about bringing people together and help them expand their prototyping skills! Whether you'd love to start a local community, organize events or create original content using ProtoPie, our team will help you turn it into success! 

By becoming a ProtoPie Ambassador, you'll join a network of talented digital creators and enjoy exclusive perks. All we ask is your sincere commitment to our requirements and 

Follow the guidelines below to apply to ProtoPie Ambassadors and start sharing your passion!

Whether you join our Ambassadors community as event organizer, content maker or community leader, ProtoPie Ambassadors gives you the opportunity to make meaningful connections and network with other passionate users and members of the ProtoPie team.

By joining ProtoPie Ambassadors, you can inspire and empower others to create and prototype the next generation of digital products and experiences. Nurture new ideas and get feedback from other ambassadors and members of the ProtoPie community!

Join a positive and supportive community of ProtoPie enthusiasts from all over the world! It's a fantastic opportunity to share good practices, learn from each other and develop your skills!

You can choose how to contribute as an Ambassador. This could be organizing events, starting your own local community, creating content using ProtoPie or being a top contributor in the ProtoPie community - it's really up to you!

commit to a minimum of 1 big (+ 50 attendees) or 2 smaller events per year (if you apply as 

create at least 1 piece of content every 3 months and have an active online community (if you apply as 

dedicate at least 2-3 hours per week to community activities - such as participating to conversations or sharing knowledge - and have intermediate to advanced ProtoPie skills (if you apply as 

 but you can always renew it. 
Note: Ambassadors who repeatedly fail to comply with these rules and/or our Code of Conduct will have their memberships revoked.

Access to the "ProtoPie Ambassadors" Slack channel

Official "ProtoPie Ambassador" digital badge

Invitation to online and offline Ambassador meetups

Support for events (e.g. swags, special discounts)

Useful resources on how to make the most out of ProtoPie, teach other users, build new communities, and more

 in which you introduce yourself and tell us why you'd like to become a ProtoPie Ambassador

Applications will be reviewed by our team every 7 days. We'll let you know by email whether or not your application has been accepted.

Our Ambassadors are volunteer enthusiasts who are passionate about ProtoPie and bringing people together around creating and prototyping next-generation digital products! They typically organize online/offline events, lead communities or make courses, tutorials, and other original content featuring ProtoPie.

Do I have to be a ProtoPie expert to be an Ambassador?

You don't need to be a ProtoPie genius to join the program. We believe that being passionate about ProtoPie and exploring ideas freely is more important than knowledge. However, we do ask applicants who join as community leaders to have intermediate to advanced ProtoPie skills.

If I become an Ambassador, will I be in direct contact with the ProtoPie team?

Sure, our team will help you get started and support you all the way. You'll be invited to join our ProtoPie Ambassadors Slack Channel, where you can connect to other ambassadors and reach out to our Community Success team anytime.

Do I have to be fluent in English to be an Ambassador?

Not at all! We love to welcome Ambassadors from all over the world who speak different languages. If you'd like to start a new ProtoPie community in a language other than English, it's absolutely something we'd love to support.

Can I make money as a ProtoPie Ambassador?

There are no official opportunities to make money within the ProtoPie Ambassadors program. However, it's possible to be a ProtoPie Ambassador and do consulting or freelance services on ProtoPie at the same time.

Learn about how to join our community of inspiring Ambassadors. Connect with other passionate digital creators and the ProtoPie team!  

Become a ProtoPie Ambassador

ProtoPie is free for all students, teachers, and schools as we believe in investing in the future—the designers of tomorrow. If you are learning, studying, or teaching interaction design, UX design, or prototyping, then this is definitely for you.

Student Support Program for students — Use ProtoPie for free.

Class Support Program for teachers — Use ProtoPie for free together with your students.

 about ProtoPie's educational solutions. Apply for the program that's right for you.

ProtoPie is the easiest tool to turn your interaction design ideas into realistic prototypes. Create interactive prototypes for mobile, desktop, web, and IoT.

Designers of all levels use ProtoPie as their core tool at leading companies worldwide, e.g., Google, Microsoft, GoPro, Nintendo, and Reddit. Also, many students and teachers have been using ProtoPie to kickstart their design careers or to teach the fundamentals of interaction design.

“What I learned about interaction design and prototyping in university was the foundation that led me to work at Google prior to founding ProtoPie.”

—Tony Kim, CEO and co-founder of ProtoPie

 how lecturer Paolo Perego from Politecnico di Milano has been using ProtoPie with his students.

ProtoPie helps you to free your ideas as well as accelerate your learning experience.

As a student, you work on projects that require certain deliverables, e.g., interactive prototypes, or encourage you to go through a typical design workflow. ProtoPie can be helpful either way.

Projects like these are ideal as they allow you to fully learn and explore ProtoPie. Using ProtoPie gives you a glimpse of what it's like practising interaction design and prototyping in the real world. Figuring out how to structure your prototypes or hand off your work to stakeholders are real-world examples that you can get familiar with.

So, in short, why should students use ProtoPie?

Act on your ambition by mastering a skill that gives you an edge in your career.

Learn how logic, systems, and interactions work in the context of design.

Score higher grades by improving your deliverables.

ProtoPie is not just a prototyping tool, it's a vehicle for teachers to educate their students on certain concepts like systems thinking. Due to the 

 ProtoPie employs, it's a great way for students to put theory into practice—tangibly and practically.

Prototype the way you speak—ProtoPie's conceptual model is similar to using natural language. Students are encouraged to think logically and understand the causality of each interaction they make with ProtoPie. Moreover, students learn how to compose interactions at a granular level from a technical point of view, without any programming involved.

So, in short, why should teachers use ProtoPie with their students?

Take a practical approach to teaching particular concepts, for example, systems thinking.

Teach students about interactions and prototyping in the context of design.

 for a year, to be exact. The world needs your talent. We'd be happy to help you develop your talent.

The license is valid for 1 whole year. Once this runs out, simply apply again for next year. All students at accredited schools are eligible to apply.

 using a valid school email address. If you don't have a school email account, please use your personal email address. Just make sure it matches your name.

We need to verify your student status. With the form, include a valid copy of your student ID or proof of enrollment showing your full name and current school year.

Submit the form. We'll contact you soon after verifying.

Teachers, together with their students, get access to the Team plan for free. Besides getting to use ProtoPie, you get to benefit from all the team features, e.g., easy collaborating for students and the ability to give feedback on students their deliverables. 

 and get the most out of your free Team plan.

The license is valid for 1 whole year. Once this runs out, simply apply again for next year as long as there's a clear educational purpose to using ProtoPie.

Fill out the form. We would love to know what the educational purpose is and how you'd like to use ProtoPie.

Include a file on the course information or syllabus of the course or program you teach displaying your name. A link to the course page is usually helpful too.

Once you are all set up, it's best to just dive right into ProtoPie. This workshop, tailored to students, would be the ideal starting point to learn ProtoPie.

ProtoPie News

Introducing the New Free & Pro Plans

The New ProtoPie Design System

The Future of the ProtoPie Brand

ProtoPie & ISO Compliance: This Is What It Means

Become a ProtoPie Ambassador

ProtoPie for Education: Why Design Students & Teachers Need ProtoPie?

Crafting ProtoPie’s New Brand

ProtoPie, the Award-winning Prototyping Tool

Designing for Gestural Interactions

The Journey Behind Discovering ProtoPie