Best for
- Deciding what to build before paying to build it
- Showing stakeholders screens instead of descriptions
- Giving an AI (or human) builder an agreed target
What you give it
- The flows you want to see — in words, sketches or examples you like
- Feedback as you click through drafts
What you get back
- Clickable wireframe pages for the whole flow, with realistic placeholder content
- Every state that matters: empty, filled, error, success
- A sign-off record: what was agreed, when, and what changed since
How it works
- Turns your described flow into a list of screens and the states of each.
- Builds simple, honest pages — structure and words, not polish — that link together.
- Fills them with realistic content, never lorem ipsum, so decisions are real.
- Revises from your feedback and keeps each round's changes listed.
- Records sign-off so 'what we agreed' is a document, not a memory.
Example
You: Wireframe the whole returns flow: request a return, print the label, track the refund.
Result: Five linked screens with realistic data, including the rejected-return and partial-refund states; after two feedback rounds, the agreed version is recorded as the build target.
Limits — please read
- Wireframes are for deciding, not shipping — no real data, no real backend.
- Visual polish is deliberately out of scope; structure and flow are the point.
- It needs your feedback to converge; silence just freezes the current draft.