What does Stitch actually do?
Stitch addresses a common early-product problem: the team has an idea, but not enough visual material to judge whether the idea actually works on screen. A written spec or verbal description often sounds fine until someone has to translate it into a mobile app flow, a landing page, or a dashboard layout. That translation step is where momentum dies. Stitch tries to close that gap by giving you a way to turn a prompt or a reference image into a UI concept quickly enough that discussion can start while the idea is still fresh.
The limit shows up as soon as the work shifts from exploration to production. Stitch is still presented as a Beta product, and the public experience centers on generation rather than the full set of controls a mature design workflow needs. Teams that need rigorous design systems, handoff, detailed component editing, or exact production-ready outputs will still leave Stitch and finish the job elsewhere. That does not make it weak. It just means the product is most honest when treated as a fast visual starting point, not the whole design stack.