Plan connected mobile screen flows
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
Drawgle combines product planning, structured component construction, design-token mapping, mobile layout spacing, and targeted editing so generated screens remain consistent and editable after the first result.
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.
Adjust shared colors, typography, spacing, radii, shadows, and mobile layout tokens from one design-system source of truth.
Select a card, button, section, image, or navigation element and make a scoped change without replacing the surrounding screen.
Kickstart your project by borrowing real app flows. Click 'Fork' on any card to copy its page layouts, or 'Remix' to start a new project with its colors, typography, and shadows pre-loaded.
Explore all screensStop settling for generic templates. Drawgle acts as your personal design engineer—simply click any component, describe what you want, and watch it perfect your UI line by line.
Drawgle keeps the screen plan, structured component construction, design-token map, navigation model, and export context connected throughout the mobile UI workflow.
Clean blueprint
Pinpoint edits
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AI design drift
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Every plan includes prompt-to-UI, screenshot reconstruction, design-token editing, Tailwind HTML, and Agent Pack exports. Plans differ by monthly credit capacity.
Perfect for upgrading your digital identity, validating concepts, and skeptical developers looking to get started.
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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Control layer order, component containment, mobile spacing, typography roles, surface hierarchy, radii, borders, shadows, shared navigation, and design-token mapping.
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.
Direct answers about AI mobile app UI design, screenshot reconstruction, design tokens, editable screens, and developer handoff.
Still have a question?An AI mobile app UI designer turns a product brief or visual reference into 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.
Drawgle turns a plain-language brief into polished, editable mobile app screens. It can design individual screens or a connected multi-screen product while keeping the same visual language throughout.
Yes. Upload a UI screenshot and Drawgle can rebuild its structure as an editable screen. You can then change the content, visual direction, components, and layout instead of being stuck with a flat image.
Yes. A style reference transfers the visual qualities you like, such as typography, spacing, surfaces, color mood, and component treatment, without copying the original product or its features.
That is a core part of Drawgle. Your project keeps a shared design system, navigation model, product context, and visual direction so new screens feel like they belong to the same app.
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.
Changing a shared token, such as a color, radius, spacing value, or shadow, updates every connected screen that uses it. This lets you refine the whole product without repeating the same edit screen by screen.
Yes. The first result is a starting point, not a flattened export. You can continue adding screens, replacing images, changing the design system, and refining individual details on the same canvas.
Drawgle plans component construction, mobile spacing, typography roles, surface hierarchy, visual layering, navigation, and shared design tokens before building each screen. Generated output remains editable and should be reviewed before implementation.
Drawgle is built for complete mobile products. It can maintain shared navigation, screen relationships, project context, and reusable visual decisions across the app rather than producing isolated pages.
Drawgle exports standalone Tailwind HTML and a structured Agent Pack containing screen files, design tokens, assets, a manifest, Design.md, and implementation instructions for coding agents.
No. You can describe what you want in normal language and refine it visually. Drawgle handles the underlying design system and screen structure while keeping the result editable for deeper control.
Move from a product brief or screenshot to an editable screen flow, then export Tailwind HTML, shared design tokens, and structured implementation instructions.
Design Your First ScreenNo complex prompting. Tweak everything visually in the canvas.