What is Mockplus and what can you do with it?

Mockplus is an all-in-one UI/UX design and prototyping platform for creating wireframes, interactive web or app prototypes, and design handoff assets without writing code. It fits teams that want to move from a rough idea to a clickable prototype quickly, and it offers free starting options alongside business and education plans. If you need offline design work, Mockplus also lists a dedicated offline product.

What Mockplus is built for

The platform centers on one workflow: design, prototype, and deliver digital products. According to the site, you can go from simple sketches and flowcharts to wireframes and fully interactive prototypes in the same environment.

Its product line covers different needs:

This means you are not limited to one stage of the design process. You can sketch an idea, turn it into a wireframe, add interactions, and then hand it off for development.

Core capabilities you can use

Drag-and-drop design with built-in libraries

Mockplus provides out-of-box UI/UX widget libraries, including built-in UI icons, component libraries, and templates for iOS, macOS, Android, Web, and Material Design. The site says anyone can bring UI/UX ideas to life in minutes using simple drag-and-drop actions. You can also refine ready-made widgets with your own styles and interactions, or use vector tools to build custom asset libraries. This supports a shared source of reusable colors, fonts, footers, headers, menus, and UI assets so the team stays consistent.

Interactive prototypes without code

You can add dynamic interactions, animations, mobile gestures, and custom states to your prototypes. The goal is to create a realistic user experience without writing code, which the site says can shorten usability testing to a few days or hours. This is useful when you need to validate a flow before investing in development.

Notes and flowcharts for clear handoff

You can attach notes directly to a single component or page to explain design requirements, specs, and context. You can also create simple flowcharts to demonstrate login, buying, and other user flows with drag-and-drop. This helps developers and stakeholders understand not just what a screen looks like, but how it should behave.

When Mockplus is a good fit

Mockplus is worth considering if:

• You want to create interactive prototypes quickly without coding.
• Your team needs a shared library of components and styles for consistency.
• You need to document design intent with notes and flowcharts for handoff.
• You want a free starting option before committing to a paid plan.
• You need an offline design and prototyping solution.

It may be less suitable if you already have a deeply established workflow in another tool and do not need the all-in-one approach, or if you require specific integrations not mentioned on the site.

How to get started

1. Go to mockplus.com and choose the product that matches your task (RP for wireframing and prototyping, Cloud for collaboration and handoff, DT for UI design, or 3 Offline for offline work).
2. Use the free starting option to create a project.
3. Drag components from the built-in libraries onto your canvas to build screens.
4. Add interactions, animations, and gestures to make the prototype clickable.
5. Attach notes and create flowcharts to explain design intent.
6. Share the prototype for usability testing or handoff.

The site also offers templates and resources, including a help center, learn design section, community, and blog, which can help you get up to speed.

Pricing and plans

Mockplus lists free options for its core products, plus enterprise pricing and a dedicated education offering. Specific feature limits and current prices are not detailed in the available information, so you should check the individual product pricing pages for exact terms before deciding.