Best design handoff tool for indie hackers

Roughly 15-20 dedicated design handoff tools exist today (Figma's dev mode, Zeplin, Avocode, Inspect, Abstract, etc.), but most are either enterprise-grade or require heavy setup overhead. The core pain point indie makers face is that existing solutions assume you have a design team separate from your dev team—they're built around workflows where designers and engineers are different people with different needs. What actually happens in indie hacking is one person wears both hats, or a small founder duo does it all, and they need something that gets out of the way, integrates with their existing stack (Next.js, React, Tailwind), and doesn't require 30 minutes of config per project. The gap isn't in features—it's in *friction*. Most tools force you into their design system philosophy or require exporting assets in specific ways. A new entrant should focus obsessively on zero-setup integration: plug in your Figma file URL, automatically sync dimensions/spacing/colors to your codebase, and stay out of the way. The real opportunity is vertical integration—build for the indie maker's entire workflow, not just the handoff moment.