

Make the idea
worth building.
Turn a product brief into a working application prototype. Bring the interface, team feedback and delivery documents together before the engineering handoff.
- For product, design, engineering and business teams
- Sandboxed prototype runtime
- Configured GitHub handoff
“Approvers need to see who requested the missing document, not just what.”
- Visual QAPassed
- Design-system checksPassed
- BuildPassed
- GitHub handoffPending policy
Explore how an application should work before committing to it.
Canvas helps people explore how an application should work, discuss the same version and make a more informed decision about what to build next.
Replace competing interpretations of a brief with connected screens your team can explore.
Discuss the element or behavior that needs attention, with review threads alongside the work.
Give engineering code, requirements and validation evidence to inspect together.
One place to build, review and explain.
Explore a first version, refine it through conversation and prepare a handoff with the reasoning attached.
Generate connected routes and inspect desktop, tablet and mobile previews in a sandboxed runtime.
Use element-anchored comments, view and review access, and owner-approved collaborative code editing.
Create and version a Product Requirements Document, Technical Requirements Document and Engineering Plan.
Available templates and stacks depend on administrator policy.
Inspect Visual QA, design-system checks and build results before a configured GitHub handoff.
Six moves from a task to a governed handoff.
Begin with a specific task: “Help our team review supplier applications, request missing information and see what is ready for approval.” Use fictional records for the evaluation.
- 01Describe
Set the boundaries: name the users, required fields and approval rules.
- 02Prototype
Explore the journey: inspect the list, application details and review states.
- 03Document
Explain the decisions: derive requirements and an engineering plan.
- 04Review
Resolve ambiguity: ask reviewers to flag confusing fields and missing steps.
- 05Validate
Inspect the evidence: review layouts, design checks and runtime results.
- 06Hand off
Plan implementation: prepare a GitHub pull request under configured policy.
Test the decisions behind the interface.
Use Canvas when people need to agree on a workflow before committing to its implementation.
Prototype a queue for delayed orders, an exception detail page and a follow-up flow. Let planners review what information they need to decide the next action.
Explore a role-based checklist for equipment, orientation and outstanding requests. Use anchored review to reconcile what the employee, manager and workplace team expect.
Build a multi-step request journey with supporting details and a confirmation view. Compare desktop and mobile behavior before writing the final specification.
Prototype one difficult journey from a legacy tool. Review the behavior with users, then take the source, requirements and recorded findings into an engineering assessment.
A useful prototype answers a real question. Keep the pilot focused on one journey, a small set of reviewers and an explicit decision. These are proposed evaluation scenarios, not deployed solutions or customer results. Business-system connections and production behavior require separate implementation and validation.
Move the work forward. Keep the controls visible.
Canvas includes control surfaces for access, AI configuration, project review and delivery. Availability depends on your deployment and enabled services.
- Microsoft Entra ID and Google SSO, role-based permissions and project-scoped sharing.
- Confirm identity configuration and reviewer permissions in your environment.
- Administrators manage provider and model choices, tools, templates and design-system settings.
- Generation requires an approved model configuration. Provider data terms need separate review.
- Review threads, document versions, design checks and runtime validation support delivery decisions.
- Audit and SIEM capabilities require the appropriate configuration and supporting services.
- Prepare GitHub branches, commits and pull requests through configured permissions and policy.
- Use your engineering review and CI/CD process to determine release readiness.
- Canvas supports customer-managed infrastructure; confirm hosting, database, sandbox and operational requirements during evaluation.
- Direct one-click cloud deployment remains roadmap work. Validation checks do not establish certification or production readiness.
Discuss licensing, security assurance, data handling and support with Erup. No certification, performance or customer outcome claim is made.
Bring one workflow. Leave with a clearer decision.
Ask Erup for a Canvas walkthrough using your scenario, then agree the scope and success criteria for an evaluation.engage@erup.ai · erup.ai/canvas
- 01Pick one journey that people currently interpret differently.
- 02Prototype it, then invite a small set of reviewers to comment on the elements in context.
- 03Take the PRD, TRD, Engineering Plan and validation evidence into the engineering handoff.