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How Blocky sits against the field.

Every tool below is good at something — some of them we’d recommend alongside Blocky. The honest question is which one owns the phase before design: the words, the boxes, and the sign-off.

FeatureBlockySlickplanRelumeOctopus.doFlowMappDocs + Figma
Visual sitemap
Wireframe sections with real content
Per-section copy workflow (stages)
Assignments & due dates on content
Comments & @mentions on sections
Client review with one-click sign-in links
Per-section approvals that detect change
Audit trail of decisions
Mega menu / navigation builder
AI-ready Markdown + JSON export
Flat team pricing (unlimited seats)
Free plan with the full core loop

Based on each tool’s published features and pricing, checked July 2026. Tools evolve — if we’ve got something wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it.

“Why not just Figma or Miro?”

Because they’re canvases, not workflows. A Figma frame full of copy has no owner, no stage, no due date, and no way for a client to approve it that stands up three weeks later. Someone screenshots it, someone else pastes it into a doc, and the words fork.

Design tools are where the design phase should happen. The phase before it — deciding what the site says, page by page, section by section, and getting that signed off — deserves its own tool. When the words are approved in Blocky, Figma gets real content on day one and your designers stop being copy-paste machines.

In Blocky, every client project gets one brand colour on the paper. This site is no different — try one: