What it does
zeroheight brings design-system guidance together with content from Figma, Storybook and repositories. It supports documentation, delivery, governance and usage measurement, with integrations and an API for connecting other software.
Create a styleguide, then open Resources > Add a design file, authorize your design tool and paste its share link. Use Design, Code and Tokens blocks to place that material beside your written guidance.
To refresh a connected file, select it in Resources and choose Update / Re-sync. Storybook connects through a published URL or a repository. Editors maintain pages, while viewers read published documentation. Reviewer access supports feedback on unpublished material.
The Free plan has one editor, one styleguide, one token set and seven days of page history. New accounts begin with a trial and can switch to Free afterward. Starter has a 14-day trial, supports up to five editors and adds two styleguides, three token sets, commenting, a custom domain and password protection.
Enterprise adds features such as releases, adoption tracking, advanced roles and API access. Free and Starter include a monthly allowance of 500 calls for connecting compatible AI tools to the documentation.
Strengths
- Documentation can connect with Figma, Storybook and repository sources.
- Design, code and token blocks sit beside written component guidance.
- Connected design files can be re-synced without rebuilding their documentation pages.
Watch out for
- Free is limited to one editor and one styleguide.
- Releases, adoption tracking and API access require Enterprise.
Best for
- Teams maintaining shared design-system guidance
- Designers combining component examples with implementation references
Sources
- zeroheight - Design System Platform for Teams and AI Agents (Oct 27, 2026)
- pricing | zeroheight (Oct 27, 2026)
- zeroheight 101 (Oct 27, 2026)