You edit the app, not a picture of it
Every AI app comes out looking the same. Point at any element on your screens and shape yours directly, on brand, without a line of CSS.
The sameness
It all looks the same, and breaks when you touch it.
“Having to chat with AI for every small edit wasn't ideal,” and it all comes out the same purple-gradient look. Nudge one thing and “minor changes cascade” into files you never opened. You wanted it to look like yours.
How it works
See your app, and shape it directly.
The canvas renders the exact components that ship, so editing them feels like the finished app, because it is. No re-prompt roulette, no separate mockup to keep in sync.
Edit the components that ship
Select any element, then drag, resize, type inline, or restyle it. Every change is scoped to the breakpoint you're on, and you can preview it at any size, from desktop down to a phone.
One theme, on brand, everywhere
Fifteen hand-tuned themes, each a complete identity across color, font, roundness, elevation, motion, and density, in light and dark, with contrast kept accessible. Pick one and it skins the whole app. Or hit shuffle.
Bind data, wire actions, add motion
Drop in Elements, Sections, and Pages. Bind any field to your data, wire a button to run a workflow or move to another page, and add scroll reveals, all without code.
Honest edge: layout is flow, flex, and grid, not free absolute-drag by default.
Where it fits
Screens that read from your data.
The fields you bind come from your data model, and the actions you wire run your workflows. The design isn't a separate artifact. It's the front of the same app.
Make it look like you made it
Open the editor, pick a theme, and shape your screens until they look like you made them.