Launch offer
10% OFF
Description
Drawgle is designed for founders, developers and designers who need polished mobile interface direction without starting from a blank canvas or hand-building every screen in a traditional design tool. A user describes the app, audience and desired visual direction in plain language, optionally adds a screenshot or style reference, answers a few focused questions, and approves a proposed screen plan. Drawgle then generates connected mobile screens that share navigation, product context and a consistent design system. Unlike a static image generator, the generated screens remain editable. Users can select a button, card, section, image or navigation element and ask for a localized change without regenerating the entire screen. They can also update shared design tokens such as colors, typography, spacing, radii and shadows so related screens stay visually aligned. Drawgle is intentionally positioned as a mobile UI design and developer-handoff tool, not as a complete app builder. It does not build the backend, connect production data or publish a finished app. Its job is to create and refine the approved UI direction and hand the implementation context to coding agents or developers…
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Highlights
- Prompt-to-mobile-UI generation
- Screenshot-to-editable-UI reconstruction
- Ability to remix only visual style tokens from a reference
From the maker
If you build apps, you probably know this feeling. You ask Claude, Codex, or any AI coding tool to design a screen and somehow get the same thing again: dated layouts, weird spacing, random gradients, and that blue-purple AI palette that refuses to die. The code may work, but the UI rarely feels like something you'd actually ship. That’s why I built Drawgle. Give it your idea + references you already like: screenshots, apps, layouts, or visual styles. Drawgle uses that direction to generate screens closer to your taste instead of generic “modern SaaS UI.” I built it solo because I wanted this myself. The goal: AI should help you build your taste, not replace it with the same template everyone else gets.
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