SpecRoom watches every component in your Figma library and names exactly what changed the moment it drifts — then puts it back in one click.
See it work
The whole loop, in one component: it drifts from the approved baseline, SpecRoom names exactly what changed, and one click reverts it.
The problem
Your library is the contract between design and everything built on it. And every week, quietly, someone breaks it.
Someone tweaks a corner on the shared Button. No ticket, no review. Six weeks later it's shipped in three products.
NOBODY NOTICEDThe library moved seventeen times since the last sign-off. Which changes were decisions and which were accidents? Silence.
NOBODY DECIDEDBrand asks what changed and who said yes. The honest answer is a shrug. For a regulated business, a shrug is a finding.
NOBODY CAN PROVE ITHow it works
Connect once, and from then on the library polices itself — with a person, not an algorithm, making every call.
Sign in with Figma once and point SpecRoom at your libraries. It learns what every component should look like — the approved baseline. Nothing in your file is touched.
The moment anything drifts, it's caught and named precisely — corner radius 14 → 30 — down to the layer. Not "something changed." Exactly what, exactly where.
Keep it — it becomes the new rule, recorded against your name. Or Revert it — SpecRoom writes the original back into Figma. Either way, the record shows who decided, and when.
Why teams trust it with their files
A governance tool is only worth having if its answers hold up in front of an auditor — and if it can never hurt the thing it protects.
The connection to Figma can only read. The single write path is a plugin your own designer runs, inside the file, with their hands on it.
Nothing is ever removed from your file. Anything replaced is kept, hidden, and reversible. Every revert can itself be undone.
Keep or revert, every call is logged against a named person with a timestamp. When audit asks, you answer in seconds.
A dedicated deployment for your company. Your design data lives on it and nowhere else — no shared database, no co-tenants. Where it can’t leave your network at all, it runs on your own infrastructure instead.
Every verdict is arithmetic on captured values. The same input gives the same answer every time, and a human can be shown exactly why.
Approvers decide. Read-only teammates see everything but change nothing. Access is granted and revoked by you, in one click.
The proof
SpecRoom never decides for you. It shows a person exactly what changed — down to the property — and keeps the call, and the record, in human hands.
Down to the property — 94 watched on every component, six of them here
Get started
A pilot takes one library and about a week. Connect it, let SpecRoom watch, and see what's been drifting under your feet the whole time.