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MockingBot (墨刀) is an online product-design and collaboration platform for product, design, and development teams.

Last updated October 1, 2026

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Overview

MockingBot, known in Chinese as 墨刀 and also rendered as Modao, is an online product-design and collaboration platform developed by Beijing Modao Keshi Technology Co., Ltd. The company says it was established in 2014 and has focused on researching and developing online collaborative software for product design. Its stated purpose is to help teams communicate product ideas, create designs, and coordinate work more efficiently. The platform brings together several product-development workflows. Its current offering includes interactive prototyping, collaborative whiteboards, UI/UX design, and AI-assisted document creation. The official website describes features such as reusable components and templates, mobile-device previews, real-time team collaboration, comments and review, version history, design handoff, and code-related design outputs. It also promotes AI functions for generating prototypes, product documents, mind maps, flowcharts, and presentations. These capabilities are presented for use from early ideation and requirements work through design review and delivery to development teams. 墨刀 positions the service as a shared workspace rather than a single-purpose prototyping application: its official materials describe connecting product, design, and development work around shared files and links. The website identifies product managers, designers, and technical development teams as common users, and its customer examples span sectors including finance, e-commerce, information services, new energy, and the Internet of Things. Those named examples include China UnionPay, Bank of Communications, Watsons, BMW, and NIO; their appearance on the site indicates published customer stories, not necessarily a wider endorsement. The company’s About page states that the product is part of Beijing Modao Keshi Technology Co., Ltd., gives a Beijing address, and describes the platform as combining prototyping, collaboration tools, and plugins. It also says the service supports real-time team project collaboration and management, data-security measures it characterizes as financial-grade, and private deployment. The homepage describes the platform as serving more than two million product teams. This is a company-reported figure, rather than an independently established user count. The supplied evidence does not identify individual founders, executives, or a separate corporate parent.

History

Beijing Modao Keshi Technology Co., Ltd. says it was established in 2014 and has since focused on research and development of online collaborative software for product design. Its About page recounts that the idea for the service was planned over three years before implementation. The company also says the product went from zero to 100,000 users in 12 months, while cautioning that historical milestones depend on the company’s statistical definitions. The supplied source does not give a calendar date for reaching that figure. The company describes MockingBot as a tool intended to make prototyping faster and collaboration simpler. Its product scope has expanded beyond prototypes: the About page describes a platform connecting product prototypes, design work, collaboration, and delivery to development. It presents shared links and collaborative workflows as a way to bring different roles together around product work, including brainstorming, process mapping, high-fidelity prototyping, and design. The current official homepage presents four principal areas: prototyping, whiteboards, design, and AIPPT. It describes AI-assisted generation of prototypes and documents alongside conventional editing and collaboration. The website also promotes the creation of product requirements documents, review materials, mind maps, flowcharts, and presentations. Product pages aimed at startup teams and product managers describe workflows for prototyping, requirements review, documentation, team editing, and version management. These pages describe marketed capabilities and use cases; they do not independently establish performance claims made in promotional copy. The company’s About page identifies Beijing Modao Keshi Technology Co., Ltd. as the entity to which the brand belongs and gives a Beijing address. It describes team collaboration and project management, data-security provisions, and private deployment as platform features. The current homepage reports that more than two million product teams trust the service. No corporate acquisition, listing, executive appointment, or other ownership change is documented in the supplied evidence, so none is inferred here.

  • 2014

    Beijing Modao Keshi Technology Co., Ltd. established

  • Product grows to 100,000 users

  • Platform expands across product-design workflows

  • Homepage reports more than two million product teams

Products and positioning

An online, integrated product-design and collaboration workspace for product, design, and development teams, with prototyping, whiteboarding, UI/UX design, and AI-assisted creation.

  • MockingBot Prototyping

    Interactive, high-fidelity prototyping with components, templates, previews, and AI-assisted generation.

  • MockingBot Whiteboard

    An expandable collaborative canvas for brainstorming, competitor analysis, user research, journey mapping, and related work.

  • MockingBot Design

    UI/UX design tools with layout, vector, variable, and design-system functions; the homepage also mentions importing Sketch and Figma files.

  • MockingBot AIPPT

    AI-assisted creation of presentations from requirements documents or outlines, with templates and presentation mode.

  • AI-assisted product documentation

    The official product-manager page describes generating structured PRD drafts from product requirements and prototypes.

Recent events

  • Wondershare announces controlling stake in Mockitt[5]

    Reported:

    Wondershare announced that it would take strategic control of Mockitt, an online design and collaboration platform.

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