What is DraftScreens?
Product · · 5 min read
DraftScreens is an AI designer for mobile apps: describe an app and get connected phone screens in one design language, to edit, tap through and export.
What DraftScreens is and how it works, honest comparisons of AI design tools, and how-to guides for people shipping mobile apps.
Product · · 5 min read
DraftScreens is an AI designer for mobile apps: describe an app and get connected phone screens in one design language, to edit, tap through and export.
Product · · 7 min read
Every DraftScreens feature in one place: flows, the visual editor, chat editing, prototypes, design systems and exports, and what is live or planned.
Product · · 6 min read
A step-by-step look at how DraftScreens turns a prompt into mobile screens: the planner, the design tokens, editing, the phone prototype and the hand-off.
Product · · 5 min read
How DraftScreens credits work: what counts as a design, what is free, what a failed generation costs, and whether Free, Pro or Studio fits you.
Design · · 5 min read
What a design language is in DraftScreens, the ten that are built in, from Minimal to Brutalist, and how a Studio plan swaps them for your own design system.
Comparison · · 8 min read
Ten AI design tools for mobile apps compared: what each is built for, what it costs, whether it exports to Figma, and which one to open for your situation.
Comparison · · 5 min read
Uizard, Visily and Google Stitch compared for mobile apps: inputs, editing, Figma export, prototypes and price, with a recommendation for each situation.
How-to · · 6 min read
The screenshot sizes App Store Connect and Google Play ask for in 2026, the rules that get listings rejected, and nine layouts that read well in search.
How-to · · 6 min read
A design-first workflow for coding agents: plan the flow, fix it by hand, wire the prototype, then hand Cursor or Claude Code exact screens and tokens.
Design · · 5 min read
Why language models converge on one look, the familiar font and the purple gradient, and how named design languages and shared tokens break the pattern.