Describe it in one sentence. Get every screen — iOS and Android, light and dark — ready to tap through, edit and export.
Examples
Untouched, exactly as Screenspell drew them. Open one to see every screen.
Stride Half7 screens
“A running coach app for people training for their first half marathon. Screens: Today (this week's training plan as a progress ring, today's workout card with distance, pace target and a big Start button), Live Run (a map with the route, elapsed time, distance and current pace in huge numbers, pause and finish), Run Summary (route map, splits per kilometre as a bar chart, heart-rate zones, a personal-best badge), Training Plan (16 weeks, each week's runs ticked off), Progress (weekly distance chart, longest run, average pace trend), Profile with shoes mileage and settings. Energetic but clean, like Nike Run Club meets Strava. Sample runner: Maya, 32, Lisbon, goal 2:05:00 on 14 March.”
Atelier Bank8 screens
“A personal neobank for freelancers. Screens: Home (total balance, two cards — a coral virtual card and a black metal card — and the latest transactions with merchant logos), Card detail (card art, freeze toggle, spending limit, PIN), Send money (recent contacts as avatars, amount keypad, a note), Insights (spending by category as a donut, this month vs last month, top merchants), Invoices (paid, pending, overdue with client names and amounts, create invoice button), Transaction detail with map and receipt. Premium and calm, like Revolut and Monzo. Currency EUR, owner Lucas Moreau, designer in Paris.”
Hideaway6 screens
“A boutique travel booking app for unique stays (cabins, villas, treehouses). Screens: Explore (search bar with where/when/who, category icons, big photo cards of stays with price per night, rating and a heart), Stay detail (photo gallery, host, amenities grid, location map, reviews with stars, sticky price and Reserve button), Date & guests picker (calendar with selected range, adult/child steppers), Checkout (summary card, price breakdown, payment method, Confirm), Trips (upcoming trip with countdown and past trips), Wishlists (saved collections with cover photos), Profile. Airy, photographic, editorial like Airbnb. Sample stays in Lofoten, Tuscany, Bali and the Swiss Alps.”
Hushwell7 screens
“A meditation and sleep app. Screens: Welcome onboarding (one calm illustration and a question about the user's goal: stress, sleep or focus), Today (greeting by time of day, a recommended session card with duration, a 'mood check-in' row of five moods, streak), Player (large artwork, title, guide name, a progress ring timer, play/pause, 15-second skip, ambient sound toggle), Library (categories: Sleep, Anxiety, Focus, Breathing; session cards with durations), Sleep stories (night theme, story cards with narrators), Stats (minutes this week as a bar chart, longest streak, mood trend), Profile. Soft, slow and quiet like Calm and Headspace, a dark night look for sleep.”
Charlo7 screens
“A playful language learning app for Spanish. Screens: Onboarding (pick a language with flags, daily goal 5/10/20 minutes), Learning path (a winding path of lesson nodes by unit, current node glowing, completed ones with crowns), Lesson (multiple-choice question with a picture and four answer tiles, progress bar, hearts), Lesson result (XP earned, accuracy, streak flame, confetti), Leaderboard (weekly league with avatars, XP and promotion zone), Vocabulary (words learned with strength meters, practice button), Profile with achievements. Bright, game-like and friendly like Duolingo. Learner: Aziz, 21-day streak, 1 840 XP, Gold league.”
Lowtide8 screens
“A podcast app. Screens: Home (continue listening row with progress bars, 'New episodes' from followed shows, curated 'Trending in Tech' and 'True crime' rows with square cover art), Now playing (large cover art, episode title and show, scrubber with chapters, playback speed, sleep timer, skip back 15 and forward 30), Show page (cover, description, follow button, episode list with durations and dates), Episode detail (show notes and chapters list), Search with categories grid, Library (followed shows, downloads, queue), Profile with listening stats. Rich, dark and immersive like Apple Podcasts and Spotify.”
Kiezbite7 screens
“A food delivery app focused on local restaurants. Screens: Home (delivery address, search, cuisine chips, a promo banner, 'Popular near you' restaurant cards with big food photos, rating, delivery time and fee), Restaurant (cover photo, rating, delivery info, menu sections with dish photos and prices, add buttons), Dish (large photo, options like size and extras, quantity, add to basket), Basket (items, promo code, fees, total, checkout), Live order tracking (map with the courier, steps from accepted to delivered, courier card with call button), Orders history, Profile. Appetising, warm, photo-led like Uber Eats and Deliveroo. City: Berlin, currency EUR.”
Leaflet8 screens
“A plant care app for city apartments. Screens: My plants (a grid of the user's plants with photos, names and a water-due badge), Today (tasks: water the Monstera, mist the Calathea, rotate the Fiddle leaf fig — each with a checkbox and room), Plant detail (photo, species, light and humidity needs, watering schedule, growth photo timeline, care notes), Identify (camera viewfinder with a scan frame and a result card with confidence), Plant doctor (pick a symptom like yellow leaves and get a diagnosis with steps), Add plant flow, Profile with rooms (Living room, Bedroom, Balcony). Fresh, green and botanical like Planta and Greg.”
Saffron & Sage7 screens
“A recipe and weekly meal planning app. Screens: Discover (search, 'What's in your fridge' chips, featured recipe hero with photo, quick-dinner and healthy collections as photo cards), Recipe (big photo, time, difficulty, calories, servings stepper, ingredients with checkboxes, numbered steps), Cooking mode (one step at a time in large text with a timer), Meal plan (this week Monday to Sunday with breakfast/lunch/dinner slots filled with recipe thumbnails), Shopping list (grouped by aisle with checkboxes and quantities), Saved recipes, Profile with dietary preferences. Fresh, appetising and editorial like NYT Cooking and Mealime.”
How it works
Describe
Say what the app does and who it is for. One sentence is enough.
Generate
Screenspell plans the flow, then draws every screen with shared tabs and data.
Refine & export
Tap through it, change anything in chat, then take it to Figma or React.
The whole flow, not one screen
Onboarding, tabs, details and settings, designed to work together.
Edit by pointing
Click a button or a card and say what to change. Only that part changes.
Native on iOS and Android
One design, switched with a tap. Light and dark included.
Export to Figma and code
Paste editable layers into Figma, or download a React project.
FAQ
An AI tool that turns an app idea into a full set of mobile screens you can click through, edit and export.
No. If you can describe the app, you can design it. Designers use it to skip the blank page.
Any mobile app: health, finance, food, learning, social, shopping and more.
Yes: editable layers for Figma, a React project, or a single HTML file. Free includes three exports to try; Starter and Pro export without limits.
No. It is the design and a clickable prototype, with sample data and no backend: a strong starting point for whoever builds it.
Yes — it is a free beta. You start with 60 credits, enough for 4 prototypes, with no card. If you run out, ask for more from inside the app.
You do. Your projects are private to your account until you share a link. You can delete them at any time, and we delete your account when you ask.
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