Fenly

What Fenly is

Fenly is a design system management platform available on the web and as an extension. It connects to Figma through REST and plugin APIs, syncing and visualizing design tokens and displaying components with their variants. The Figma connection reads files but does not write to them. Teams can create design system documentation, design principles, accessibility guidelines, and brand guidelines. Tokens can be exported as CSS custom properties, Tailwind config, or JSON. Fenly's AI Companion and Talk to your DS use Anthropic's Claude with design system context. Talk to your DS can be shared as a public chat so people can ask about a design system without signing in; access can be configured with a password or domain restrictions. The Free plan costs nothing. Users can sign in with email and password, Google OAuth, or email one-time passcodes. Fenly reports HTTPS/TLS encryption in transit and AES-256 encryption at rest, but says it does not hold formal certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. Its privacy policy says AI messages and design system context are sent to Anthropic for processing, and conversation history is not permanently stored in Fenly's database.

Who it suits

Fenly suits teams organizing design tokens, Figma components, and design system documentation. Its public chat can help teams share design system information with people who do not have accounts.

Limits

Fenly’s free plan costs nothing. The listed plan details do not describe quotas or feature limits.

Getting started

1. Open Fenly on the web or use its extension.
2. Create an account with email and password, Google OAuth, or an email one-time passcode.
3. Connect Figma through Fenly’s REST API or plugin API.
4. Sync design tokens and components, then create documentation and guidelines as needed.
5. Export tokens as CSS custom properties, Tailwind config, or JSON.

Verdict

Fenly brings Figma-linked tokens and components together with documentation, exports, and AI features. Teams should account for its read-only Figma connection and review the access controls for any public design system chat.