Describe the app and screen flow
Describe the product in plain English. Drawgle plans the screen structure, shared navigation, and product context before building the initial mobile views.
Drawgle turns prompts into premium mobile UI, then hands agent-ready HTML, design tokens, and implementation context to the coding tools already inside your repository.
Starting at $9 ONLY
Start from a prompt, screenshot, or style reference. Drawgle plans the screen flow, builds structured UI, keeps shared design tokens in sync, and lets you refine one element without regenerating the entire screen.
Describe the product in plain English. Drawgle plans the screen structure, shared navigation, and product context before building the initial mobile views.
Use an uploaded screenshot as structural evidence, or use a visual reference only for typography, surfaces, spacing, and material direction.
Keep colors, typography, spacing, radius, shadows, and navigation connected across every generated screen.
Edit a selected element without regenerating the full screen, then export HTML and an Agent Pack for development.
Fork a showcase project to reuse its screen layouts, or remix only its colors, typography, radii, and shadows as the starting design system for a new app.
Explore all templatesSelect a card, button, section, image, or navigation element and describe the change. Drawgle updates that selection while preserving the rest of the screen and its shared design system.
Keep the screen plan, navigation, design tokens, and export context together from the first prompt through developer handoff instead of passing along disconnected mockups.
Clean Blueprint
Selected-element edits
Shared design tokens
HTML and Agent Pack export
One-shot first draft
Style drift across revisions
Manual CSS cleanup
Rebuild before handoff
Every plan includes prompt-to-UI, screenshot reconstruction, design-token editing, Tailwind HTML, and Agent Pack exports. Plans differ by monthly credit capacity.
For founders and developers validating an app concept or designing a smaller mobile screen set.
Higher monthly capacity for active builders producing larger mobile UI projects.
High monthly generation capacity for agencies, studios, and builders managing larger mobile UI workloads.
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Use one shared system for colors, type, spacing, radii, shadows, layout, and navigation. Update it once to keep connected mobile screens aligned.
Adjust a color, font, spacing value, corner radius, or shadow once. Every connected screen updates live without regenerating your work.
Select a card, button, section, or navigation item and describe the improvement. Drawgle edits that part while preserving everything around it.
Upload a UI screenshot when you want its layout rebuilt as a real, editable screen instead of receiving a flattened image.
Use any interface as visual inspiration. Drawgle carries over its mood, surfaces, typography, and rhythm while designing your own app and features.
Generate multiple screens with shared navigation and one consistent visual language, so dashboards, details, and flows feel like the same product.
Drawgle keeps your audience, goals, features, visual direction, and earlier decisions in context when you add or refine screens later.
Select an image or visual placeholder, upload the right asset, and replace it in place while keeping the surrounding layout intact.
The first output is a starting point, not a dead export. Continue adding screens, changing the system, and refining details on the same canvas.
Download standalone Tailwind HTML plus a structured Agent Pack with design tokens, assets, screens, a manifest, and implementation instructions.
How prompts, screenshots, visual references, editing, shared design tokens, multi-screen flows, and developer exports work in Drawgle.
Still have a question?An AI mobile app designer turns a product brief or visual reference into editable mobile interface screens. Drawgle adds shared design tokens, navigation context, editable screen structure, and developer handoff files so the result can continue beyond a static mockup.
Describe the app, audience, visual direction, and screens you need in plain language. Drawgle uses that brief to plan the flow, create a shared design system, and generate connected mobile screens that remain editable.
Yes. Drawgle can plan and generate a set of related screens instead of treating every screen as an isolated mockup. The flow can share navigation, product context, and design tokens across dashboards, detail views, forms, onboarding, and other screens.
Yes. Upload a UI screenshot and Drawgle rebuilds its layout as editable mobile screens with live HTML, design tokens, and components you can refine.
Screenshot recreation rebuilds the reference layout as editable UI. Style-reference mode uses only the visual direction—such as typography, color, surfaces, and spacing—to create an original layout for your own product.
Yes. Drawgle connects every screen to one shared design system for colors, typography, spacing, radii, shadows, and navigation context.
Yes. Select a card, button, section, image, or navigation element and describe the exact change. Drawgle refines that selection while preserving the rest of the screen.
Yes. You can start with a plain-language brief, edit the generated screens visually, and adjust shared design tokens without writing code or preparing a Figma file first. Designers and developers can still use the exported files in their later workflow.
Drawgle exports standalone Tailwind HTML and an Agent Pack containing screen files, design tokens, assets, navigation context, and implementation instructions for coding agents.
Yes. The Agent Pack gives coding agents the approved screens, design tokens, assets, navigation context, and implementation instructions they need as reference inside your repository. The coding agent still implements the application in your chosen stack.
No. Drawgle currently keeps designs editable in its own visual canvas and exports standalone Tailwind HTML plus an Agent Pack. If native Figma layers are required for your workflow, Drawgle does not currently replace that part of Figma.
Not as a production source-code export. Drawgle exports Tailwind HTML and structured implementation context rather than a finished React Native, Flutter, SwiftUI, or Kotlin application. Your developer or coding agent translates the approved design into the target framework.
Drawgle is an AI mobile UI design tool. It helps you plan, generate, edit, and hand off mobile app screens, but it does not build the backend, connect production data, or publish an app to the App Store or Google Play.
Drawgle does not export a finished production iOS or Android application. It exports standalone Tailwind HTML plus an Agent Pack containing screens, design tokens, assets, navigation context, and implementation instructions. Developers or coding agents use those approved design artifacts as context inside the target repository.
Start from a prompt, screenshot, or reference. Refine the screen flow visually, then export Tailwind HTML, shared design tokens, assets, and implementation instructions.
Design your first app screenNo design or coding experience is required to get started. Review generated output before implementation.