MockCraft – AI Prototype Style Rescue
Upgrade Codex/Claude-generated prototypes into professional-looking designs
- Problem
- When developers use Codex for UX prototyping, the results often look amateurish—bad fonts, spacing, and colors, with stiff interactions. Even attaching skills like apple-design doesn’t save it. People want a polished look but end up retrying blindly.
- Solution
- A prototype post-processor: takes AI-generated HTML/CSS prototypes and automatically re-skins the visual layer using curated design systems (font pairings, spacing rhythm, color palettes, micro-interactions), producing a noticeably more professional result. Users can switch styles (minimal, Apple-like, Material) and export design tokens for development.
- Users
- Product managers, indie developers, and early founders prototyping with AI
- MVP
- Upload or paste AI-generated prototype HTML/CSS; built-in 3–5 curated design systems applied automatically; one-click style switching with live preview; export optimized code and design tokens; MVP only improves the visual layer, not layout or interaction logic.
- Revenue
- One-time purchase ($19–29) or pay-per-use ($2–3 per optimization); free tier offers 2 optimizations daily with a watermarked preview.
- Why now
- Vibe coding has non-designers building prototypes en masse, but AI-generated visuals are a widespread pain point. High-quality design systems can be pre-encoded as rules, letting an indie developer deliver a dramatic improvement without a big team.
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