What is MasterGo used for?

MasterGo is an online tool where product teams design app and website interfaces, assemble prototypes and work on them together. It is a good fit for product teams designing app interfaces together.

Is MasterGo open source?

No. MasterGo is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to MasterGo include Penpot, OpenPencil and Doop.

What are some alternatives to MasterGo?

MasterGo competes with Figma, Pixso and Sketch. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source MasterGo alternatives.

MasterGo: features, pricing and alternatives

About MasterGo

MasterGo is a design tool that runs in the browser and is used by product teams to design user interfaces and build prototypes together. Working in the browser means designers, product managers and developers can open the same files without installing desktop software.

It is a commercial product from the same space as other collaborative UI design tools. The vendor's site could not be fetched for this listing, so specific features, plans and pricing are not described here and should be confirmed on its own pages.

Key features

Browser-based UI design
Interface prototype building
Real-time team collaboration

Good fit for

→Product teams designing app interfaces together

Tags: design; ui-design; prototyping; collaboration; browser-based; saas

MasterGo: questions and answers

What is MasterGo used for?: MasterGo is an online tool where product teams design app and website interfaces, assemble prototypes and work on them together. It is a good fit for product teams designing app interfaces together.
Is MasterGo free?: Yes. MasterGo has a free plan.
Is MasterGo open source?: No. MasterGo is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to MasterGo include Penpot, OpenPencil and Doop.
What are some alternatives to MasterGo?: MasterGo competes with Figma, Pixso and Sketch. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source MasterGo alternatives.