TeleportHQ

Overview

TeleportHQ is a visual low‑code front‑end platform that bridges design and code. You sketch, drag, or prompt; it instantly converts your vision—a Figma design, AI prompt, or hand‑drawn wireframe—into clean, production‑ready code in React, Vue, Angular, or plain HTML/CSS. Teams can edit in real time, share branded UI components, integrate with headless CMSs, and deploy—all within the browser. Built on open-source principles, the platform generates MIT‑licensed code you can continue in any IDE or framework.

TeleportHQ is crafted for designers, developers, and content creators—no more handoffs, version conflicts, or wasted time during iteration. It’s fast enough for a landing page and scalable enough for UI design systems, while offering fine‑grained control for developers who want to add custom scripts, integrate with GitHub, or host on Vercel.

Key Features

Design import from Figma: Instantly convert Figma artboards into responsive UI prototypes or page layouts.
AI‑powered website generator: Enter a prompt (or even a sketch) and TeleportHQ will build a full static page with OpenAI‑quality code behind it.
Drag‑and‑drop visual builder: Modify layout, styles, and interactions in real time—no code needed.
Multi‑framework code export: Download clean, open‑source code for React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Angular, Preact or plain HTML/CSS—no vendor lock‑in.
Live team collaboration: Designers, marketers, and developers can co‑edit in-browser with live previews, comments, and undo history.
Component & style libraries: Build and reuse tokens, buttons, or full page sections across projects for consistent branding.
Smart hosting & optimization: Integrated asset compression, media queries, server‑side rendering, and auto‑minified resources by default.
One‑click publish & version control: Deploy free to your TeleportHQ subdomain or push to GitHub/Vercel or connect your custom domain.

Pros

Speeds up prototyping: One user noted, “It saved us 40 hours of work on each landing page”—editable, deployable in minutes.
Ideal for teams: Designers and developers work in sync—no PSD handoffs or export/import gaps. Version control via GitHub integration keeps everything in sync.
Writes clean, open‑source code: MIT‑licensed exports avoid vendor lock‑in and are easy to integrate into any workflow.
Comprehensive framework support: Exports to React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt, and plain JS/HTML/CSS—great flexibility.
Hybrid users supported: Works equally well for non-coders, visual creatives, and technical teams with customization and scripting features.

Cons

Learning curve for absolute beginners: While basic usage is visual, mastering layout tweaks and AI prompts may require some technical familiarity.
Occasional layout quirks in exported HTML: Some users on Trustpilot report minor design mismatches after export—not visible in the builder.
Support responsiveness varies: A few reviewers mention delays in customer service, especially on complex or enterprise use cases.

Use Cases

Startup landing pages: Design, iterate, and ship product pages fast; export code to host anywhere in hours.
Marketing microsites: Allow non‑technical teams to tweak copy/images directly and preview instantly.
Design system libraries: Create button, header, or card components once, then share across designers and devs.
Prototyping for agencies: Use AI-builder and Figma import to deliver interactive demos to clients within hours.
Headless CMS frontends: Connect UI components to content sources like Contentful or Sanity for dynamic sites.
Teaching tool: Universities or workshops can illustrate front‑end architecture: drag‑and‑drop → code export → real hosting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the deal with the AI website builder and Copilot?

TeleportHQ released a redesigned AI website generator, which turns your prompt into a fully structured, multi-section site with themed layouts and dark mode support—no manual section-by-section drag needed.

Meanwhile, TeleportHQ Copilot lets you link UI components to live data: for example, generating data‑fetching functions automatically and wiring them to CMS components—all from conversational prompts.

How long will my published site stay live? Do I lose it after a few months?

No expiry. TeleportHQ stores all published and unpublished projects indefinitely, under your account—unless you explicitly delete them. The site remains live as long as the project exists. Even deleted accounts are fully purged, including deployments and assets.

Who counts as a billable “editor,” and can I add view‑only collaborators for free?

Anyone with editing permissions (including workspace owners) counts as a billable editor seat.
View-only collaborators (e.g. stakeholders, reviewers) don’t count toward billing, and unlimited viewing is free even on Professional plans.

Do invited collaborators see every project in my workspace?

You can invite collaborators either at the workspace level or on individual projects. Workspace-level access gives visibility to all projects; project-level access is more secure when you wish to isolate projects per team.

Does TeleportHQ support multi‑language websites?

Not automatically. Since TeleportHQ exports static sites, you must build language variants manually—one page set per locale.

Can I connect my site to a headless CMS?

Yes—TeleportHQ supports headless CMS integrations like Prismic, Contentful, or Sanity. You can bind fields as array, mixed, or object types directly in visual lists and components—then render live content via Copilot’s data-fetch binding.