During the development of mobile applications, there is a significant gap between the structure of the outline on paper and further transformation into a functional prototype.Japanese studio Goodpatch propose to solve this problem by using Prott, which turns the sketches into a working application.
According to the authors of the project, any idea begins its life on paper. Prott able to convert the layout drawn to the functional model. To do this, we need only to portray the main application screen on paper, take a picture thumbnails, specify the functional areas in the images for the buttons and note the action for them after clicking or swipe gesture. For example, the appearance of the menu, a pop-up window or switch to another screen.
Then you can just take a picture of the sketch and the app will recognize the pattern blocks and prompts the user to turn them into ready interface with buttons, text elements, and so on. D. Epp The prototype can open multiple developers, so other actors can leave it in your notes and comments.
Service does not allow automatically working version of your application, but the technology greatly helps in the process of its creation. Prott release is scheduled for October.