
Product Lead at @framer
The Netherlands
Joined July 2009
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🎚️ We’ve just shipped Custom Distribution for A/B tests, plus search, folder support, and many other improvements to @framer’s built-in analytics.
Introducing Firewall: redirect or block visitors on your site based on their location. Now in @framer
framer.com/updates/firewall
Andreas van der Griendt retweeted
Run your @Framer project from your phone? Here’s how ↓
framer.com/blog/grok-bot-exa…
Andreas van der Griendt retweeted
met a dad from school who’s building a website
he was using some product I never even heard of
it's called landingsite .ai
i asked him if he’d heard of lovable
he said no
i told him to use lovable and thank me later
More bang, same buck.
Agents now use up to 67% fewer credits on larger builds.
All models use 30–40% fewer tokens and take 15–30% fewer steps, so you can build more on the same budget. We worked directly with OpenAI to improve their model efficiency, and GPT-5.6 Terra is now the default model. Combined with the broader improvements, multi-step builds with Terra uses 60–67% fewer credits than GPT-5.5.
Sonnet 5 is now available in Framer.
Our early use shows it’s a stronger partner for original design work than Sonnet 4.6, especially around layout, visual direction, and editing alongside you. Expect a little more upfront thinking, but strong efficiency in practice: in our evals, accuracy improved from 72% to 90%, while using 0.6× the credits of GPT 5.5.
🛡️ New: Advanced Antispam mode for forms in @framer. Detects and blocks spam submissions automatically, using AI. framer.com/updates/forms-ant…
Two more changes based on your feedback about editor pricing:
🖱️ Editors are now $20/mo on all plans (down from $40 on Pro & Scale).
✍🏽 We’re introducing a new content editor role for $10/mo. Perfect for editing content in your CMS, Localization, and through On-Page Editing.
Almost a year ago we shipped A/B testing in @framer.
One of the most interesting features I’ve worked on, and recording the product demo for it turned out to be weirdly challenging.
Here’s what it took to make a 1-minute video 👇
xitter.cf/framer/status/19252360…
Moral of this thread: product demos that look simple usually aren’t.
Every second of polished UI you see is probably hiding a duct-taped pipeline of real data, proxy tools, and possibly an LLM doing cleanup work in the middle.











