Penpot

Penpot is an open-source design and prototyping platform built on open web standards, making it a genuine alternative to Figma for product teams. It runs in the browser and lets designers create interfaces, illustrations, and design systems with vector tools, real-time multiplayer editing, shared components and libraries, and interactive prototypes. Because Penpot uses SVG as its native format, designs map cleanly to how the web actually renders, and developers can inspect specs, grab measurements, and pull production-ready code and assets directly from the canvas.

StoresWiki LLC runs Penpot as a fully managed, privately hosted deployment. We stand up a dedicated instance, secure it, apply upstream updates, monitor health, and back up your files and assets on a schedule, so your design history is protected without you managing servers. You keep complete ownership of every file, with no per-editor pricing and no risk of a vendor changing terms or locking your work behind a higher tier.

That combination suits design teams, agencies, and engineering-led organizations that want collaborative design with full data sovereignty, predictable cost, and a tool that bridges the designer-developer handoff on open foundations.