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zeroheight

Design system documentation and management platform that integrates design and development workflows with AI assistance.

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Overview

Zeroheight centralizes design system documentation, connecting design and development tools to maintain consistency and streamline collaboration. It offers AI-powered editing, versioning, and adoption tracking to scale design systems across teams and products.

Updated Oct 23, 2026

5 things

What zeroheight has

For developers

A Model Context Protocol server that lets AI tools connect to and act on your data. One of 12 Knowledge Management tools with MCP server.

Support

Faster answers from the support team than customers get as standard. One of 8 Knowledge Management tools with priority support.
A dedicated customer success professional helps customers get more value from the product.
Guided setup and training to help new users get started with the tool. One of 5 Knowledge Management tools with onboarding service.

Extras

Pre-built starting points you can edit to fit your own needs. One of 9 Knowledge Management tools with templates.

15 features

Key Features

Design system hub
Bring your design system together in one platform and deliver the right context to every team, tool, and AI workflow.
Synced content
Bring scattered decisions and guidance together with synced content from Figma, Storybook, and repos. Teams get a clear, current view of the whole system.
Agent guidance
zeroheight’s MCP gives agents current design system guidance as they work. They use the right components, tokens , and patterns, so teams get on-system output faster, with fewer errors and inconsistencies to fix.
Guidance review
Review, approve, and manage what’s current, deprecated, and ready to use — so only validated guidance shapes what gets built.
Enterprise systems
Deliver multi-brand design systems organisation-wide with enterprise-grade security, governance, analytics, and support — without the cost and upkeep of building your own infrastructure.
Token delivery
Bring tokens into zeroheight for live documentation across your styleguides, then deliver them straight to your codebase. Modes, brands and token changes stay perfectly synced from design to implementation.
Brand comparison
Make big design changes with confidence. Implementing dark mode or a new sub-brand is easier when you can see every brand, mode and alias in one place.
Token documentation
Your design systems team stops becoming a helpdesk. Document tokens alongside your components, so product teams can find and use the right ones without asking.
Pull requests
Ship design changes automatically. Update a variable in Figma and engineers get a pull request, instead of a backlog ticket asking them to copy values by hand.
Figma sync
Sync collections and modes directly from multiple Figma files.
Token structure
Your token structure is preserved and aliases continue to resolve correctly across brands and modes.
Live token tables
Add live token tables to styleguide pages, choosing the mode combinations readers need to compare.
Token references
Show resolved values and swatches, reference tokens inline with @mentions, and link documented components to the tokens they use.
Token exports
Export in 13 formats, including CSS, Swift, Flutter and DTCG JSON.
Mode selection
Choose the collections and modes to include, matching modes across collections to get only valid Light and Dark permutations.

Pros and cons

Pros

Integrates design and development workflows for seamless collaboration.
AI assistance accelerates documentation creation and maintenance.
Supports multi-product and multi-brand design system management.
Provides adoption tracking and analytics to measure impact.
Offers extensive customization and security features for enterprises.

Cons

Pricing details for enterprise plans require contacting sales.
May have a learning curve for teams new to design system documentation.
Advanced AI features and integrations may require higher-tier plans.
No explicit self-hosting options mentioned.
Limited free plan editor and styleguide limits for larger teams.

As of October 2026

Pricing

Freemium. Paid plans start at $59 per month.

Free
$0
Starter
$59
per month
Enterprise
Custom
on request

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5 things

What zeroheight has

For developers

A Model Context Protocol server that lets AI tools connect to and act on your data. One of 12 Knowledge Management tools with MCP server.

Support

Faster answers from the support team than customers get as standard. One of 8 Knowledge Management tools with priority support.
A dedicated customer success professional helps customers get more value from the product.
Guided setup and training to help new users get started with the tool. One of 5 Knowledge Management tools with onboarding service.

Extras

Pre-built starting points you can edit to fit your own needs. One of 9 Knowledge Management tools with templates.

15 features

Key Features

Design system hub
Bring your design system together in one platform and deliver the right context to every team, tool, and AI workflow.
Synced content
Bring scattered decisions and guidance together with synced content from Figma, Storybook, and repos. Teams get a clear, current view of the whole system.
Agent guidance
zeroheight’s MCP gives agents current design system guidance as they work. They use the right components, tokens , and patterns, so teams get on-system output faster, with fewer errors and inconsistencies to fix.
Guidance review
Review, approve, and manage what’s current, deprecated, and ready to use — so only validated guidance shapes what gets built.
Enterprise systems
Deliver multi-brand design systems organisation-wide with enterprise-grade security, governance, analytics, and support — without the cost and upkeep of building your own infrastructure.
Token delivery
Bring tokens into zeroheight for live documentation across your styleguides, then deliver them straight to your codebase. Modes, brands and token changes stay perfectly synced from design to implementation.
Brand comparison
Make big design changes with confidence. Implementing dark mode or a new sub-brand is easier when you can see every brand, mode and alias in one place.
Token documentation
Your design systems team stops becoming a helpdesk. Document tokens alongside your components, so product teams can find and use the right ones without asking.
Pull requests
Ship design changes automatically. Update a variable in Figma and engineers get a pull request, instead of a backlog ticket asking them to copy values by hand.
Figma sync
Sync collections and modes directly from multiple Figma files.
Token structure
Your token structure is preserved and aliases continue to resolve correctly across brands and modes.
Live token tables
Add live token tables to styleguide pages, choosing the mode combinations readers need to compare.
Token references
Show resolved values and swatches, reference tokens inline with @mentions, and link documented components to the tokens they use.
Token exports
Export in 13 formats, including CSS, Swift, Flutter and DTCG JSON.
Mode selection
Choose the collections and modes to include, matching modes across collections to get only valid Light and Dark permutations.

Pros and cons

Pros

Integrates design and development workflows for seamless collaboration.
AI assistance accelerates documentation creation and maintenance.
Supports multi-product and multi-brand design system management.
Provides adoption tracking and analytics to measure impact.
Offers extensive customization and security features for enterprises.

Cons

Pricing details for enterprise plans require contacting sales.
May have a learning curve for teams new to design system documentation.
Advanced AI features and integrations may require higher-tier plans.
No explicit self-hosting options mentioned.
Limited free plan editor and styleguide limits for larger teams.

As of October 2026

Pricing

Freemium. Paid plans start at $59 per month.

Free
$0
Starter
$59
per month
Enterprise
Custom
on request

You?

Be the first to rate zeroheight

Your review helps others make better decisions. No account needed. Takes about 10 seconds.

Featured Video

See zeroheight at work before you try it.

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zeroheight

Overview

What zeroheight has

For developers

Support

Extras

Key Features

Design system hub

Synced content

Agent guidance

Guidance review

Enterprise systems

Token delivery

Brand comparison

Token documentation

Pull requests

Figma sync

Token structure

Live token tables

Token references

Token exports

Mode selection

Pros and cons

Pros

Cons

Pricing

zeroheight pricing plans

Free

Starter

Enterprise

Be the first to rate zeroheight

Featured Video

Frequently Asked Questions

What zeroheight has

For developers

Support

Extras

Key Features

Design system hub

Synced content

Agent guidance

Guidance review

Enterprise systems

Token delivery

Brand comparison

Token documentation

Pull requests

Figma sync

Token structure

Live token tables

Token references

Token exports

Mode selection

Pros and cons

Pros

Cons

Pricing

zeroheight pricing plans

Free

Starter

Enterprise

Be the first to rate zeroheight

Featured Video

Frequently Asked Questions

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