Type your app name, what it does, and a vibe. AI builds a 4-screen mockup that looks like it came out of a real design portfolio.
Three short fields, one mockup. Pick an aesthetic preset or write your own.
One prompt template, five aesthetic presets, four app categories. Pick one and remix.
Off-white background, generous spacing, refined sans-serif, sage-green accent. The wordmark anchors the welcome screen, the daily-session card teases the practice, the breathing circle and sleep-stories list keep the rhythm calm and unhurried.
Good for: meditation · journaling · sleep · breathwork · wellness · mindfulness
Deep charcoal background, electric orange accent, bold condensed numerals, sharp grid. The angular wordmark, live heart-rate zone graph, current pace ring and weekly bar chart all speak the same dark + neon design language.
Good for: running · cycling · strength training · esports · performance tracking
Chunky black borders, primary color blocks (yellow / red / blue / green), off-kilter hard drop-shadows — the opinionated indie-product look that's everywhere on Twitter and Product Hunt right now. Even the streak heat-map and weekly chart use solid color blocks.
Good for: habit trackers · journaling · todos · indie / playful products
Pastel gradient background (lilac → peach), frosted-glass cards with subtle blur, soft glow, refined typography. Translucent cards layer over the gradient so balance, spending donut, transactions list and insights all feel premium and tactile.
Good for: finance · lifestyle · e-commerce · premium consumer products
Skip the wireframing tool, the Figma copy-paste loop, the design system you don't have yet. Type three things, get a portfolio-ready mockup.
Two short fields. App name + what the app does in one sentence. Don't overthink it.
Five curated design-system presets — Minimal, iOS Native, Glassmorphism, Neobrutalism, Dark Premium — or write your own.
Welcome + home + 2 product screens, unified design system, ready to drop into a deck or pitch.
Generic mockup templates use the same placeholder copy and the same stock app. This one mirrors what you actually want to build.
All four screens share typography, color, spacing, and component style. Not four unrelated mockups stitched together.
Minimal, iOS Native, Glassmorphism, Neobrutalism, Dark Premium. Each preset is a real, current design language — not generic AI slop.
The app name you type lands in the welcome screen as a wordmark. Drop it into a pitch deck and it reads as a real product.
Picking 'Custom' lets you write any style description. Y2K chrome, brutalist editorial, retro skeuomorphic, anything.
About 30 seconds per mockup. Iterate on aesthetic until you find the one that fits the brand you have in your head.
Test the look first — generation costs credits but the preview is visible immediately. Pay only when you want the clean download.
No. It is a generative mockup poster, not exportable design files. Use it for pitch decks, social previews, validation rounds with stakeholders, and brand-direction exploration — not as a Figma replacement.
Not directly — each mockup is a single image. The fastest 'edit' is to change the aesthetic preset, app name, or one-line purpose and regenerate.
Landscape 5.5:3 poster (we render at 1536×1024). Optimized for Twitter/X header, Product Hunt cover, and portfolio thumbnails.
No. Each generation is fresh — same name + same aesthetic will still vary in layout, copy, and accent colors. Treat the variation as a feature, not a bug.
Generations cost credits regardless. The free download has a small watermark; buying any credit pack unlocks the clean original.
Five aesthetic presets. Four-screen mockup. Designed in 30 seconds.
