Speqs

About this plugin

Run user tests on your Figma prototypes without recruiting participants. Speqs uses human-like AI models to simulate how people interact with your designs, performing real interactions like a human would. Select frames, define test assignments, and get actionable insights in minutes instead of weeks. Test across diverse user profiles to catch accessibility and usability issues early in your design process.How it worksBring in your design: Connect to your designs and prototypes. Speqs keeps track of your tests and ties them to frames and versions.Define assignments: Define what you are testing. Relevant context, such as user tasks, user background, and test goals ensures that results are tied to real scenarios.Simulate human behavior: Speqs testers interact with your design and try to complete the assignments you defined. Test anything from single taps to multi-step workflows, with a single user or scale to dozens.Understand the results: Discover success rates and friction points in just a few minutes. Get a quick glance of your tests results in the plugin and visit the standalone app for in-detail analysis.Why use Speqs?Traditional user testing is slow, expensive, and often too late to be useful. Many teams skip it altogether or rely on too few testers, missing critical insights.Recent advancements in AI make it possible to simulate authentic user behavior at scale. Our models can understand context, perceive interfaces from different user perspectives, and interact with products much like real users.This isn’t about replacing human testers – it’s about giving teams continuous, on-demand insights from a diverse panel of simulated users, something traditional testing can’t provide.Want to know more?This plugin syncs with the Speqs web app, where you'll find detailed results and team collaboration features. The web app also works standalone for testing outside Figma.We are currently in a startup phase. Contact us at [email protected] or visit our website www.speqs.io to learn more and get access.