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Keep design systems from collapsing into scattered docs.

GameFrame connects design documents, systems, versions and review flows into one source of truth. Product and game teams share components and tokens, track every version, and review changes in one place instead of across scattered files.

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What you get

Design docs
Specs and decisions kept with the system they describe.
Systems map
Components and tokens connected as one source of truth.
Version history
Every design-system release tracked with what changed.
Review queue
Proposed changes reviewed before they version.

What problem does GameFrame solve?

Design systems drift when components, tokens and decisions live in separate documents that each team edits on its own. GameFrame holds the system, its version history and its review queue together, so a change is proposed, reviewed and versioned once rather than copied between files.

How does versioning work?

GameFrame tracks each design-system release with a version history and a record of what changed. Teams can see which version a product or game is on, what moved between releases, and which changes are still in review.

Who is GameFrame for?

GameFrame fits product and game teams that maintain a shared design language across more than one surface. It suits groups that have outgrown a single design file and need version history and review without a heavy process.

Built for product and game teams maintaining a shared design system across surfaces.

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