Plan it.
Then let AI build it
Your AI coding tool generates better code when it can see your design. Waiframe creates wireframes that Claude Code and Cursor read directly — so the code matches what you actually had in mind.
Idea → Wireframe → Code
Stop describing UIs in text and hoping for the best. Give your AI coding tool a real spec to work from.
Describe
Tell Waiframe what you're building. The AI plans your screen flow — which screens you need, how they connect, what goes on each one.
See it
Get a complete multi-screen wireframe in seconds. Drag-and-drop to adjust. Share a clickable prototype for feedback. Iterate until it feels right.
Build it
Connect the MCP server. Your AI coding tool reads the actual component structure — not a screenshot, not a description. Structured data it can build from.
The wireframe isn't the deliverable. The code is. Waiframe is the planning step that makes AI-generated code actually match your vision.
Text prompts are lossy. Wireframes aren't.
When you tell your AI “build a dashboard with stats and a sidebar,” it guesses. When it reads a wireframe, it knows.
Without Waiframe
- "Build me a settings page" → generic layout, wrong components, missing navigation
- You re-prompt 5 times, manually fix the rest
- Every screen is a fresh guess
With Waiframe
- AI reads: nav bar with 4 tabs, form with 3 sections, save button navigates to Dashboard
- Component types, props, hierarchy, navigation targets — all structured
- Every screen is built from an actual spec
Wireframes describe structure and intent, not pixels. That's exactly what a code generator needs.
Your wireframes, in your coding agent
One command connects Waiframe to Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible tool.
Design
Create wireframes with AI or drag-and-drop
Connect
Install the Waiframe MCP server with one command
Build
AI reads your wireframes and generates production code
npx @waiframe/mcp-serverWhat your AI sees
No UUIDs. No pixel coordinates. Clean semantic structure optimized for code generation.
get_screenComponent tree for any screenget_flowNavigation sequence between screensget_design_contextApp type, audience, featuresget_project_overviewAll screens and flows at a glanceget_component_specProps and defaults for any componentlist_projectsAll your wireframe projectsGet Your API Key — Free
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible tool
Describe your app. Get every screen.
Not one screen at a time. The AI plans your entire flow — which screens you need, how they connect — then generates each one in parallel.
Choose mobile, tablet, or desktop. The AI generates platform-appropriate components — tab bars for mobile, sidebars for desktop, proper device frames throughout.
Drag, drop, and fine-tune
AI gets you 90% there. The editor handles the rest. 60+ components, visual canvas, no design skills required.
Start with AI, finish by hand. Or build the whole thing manually. Your call.
From zero to spec in 5 minutes
A simple workflow from app idea to AI-ready wireframe spec.
Create a project
Pick your platform — mobile, tablet, or desktop. Add a short description of what you're building.
Generate screens
Describe your app and AI generates the full screen flow. Adjust anything with drag-and-drop.
Share a prototype
Generate a link. Anyone can click through your screens without an account. Get feedback before writing code.
Connect MCP and build
Run the MCP server. Tell Claude Code or Cursor to build from your wireframes. The code matches the design.
Ready to plan your next project?
Create your first wireframe project and connect it to your AI coding tool.
Get StartedNo credit card required
The wireframe tool for people who build with AI
Figma is for designers. Waiframe is for developers and founders who want to plan their UI before their AI builds it.
"Helped me think"
The AI forces decisions you'd otherwise postpone. What screens does this actually need? How does the user get from A to B? You react to a concrete wireframe instead of staring at a blank canvas.
"Not just a picture"
Your wireframe isn't a PNG someone squints at. It's structured data — component types, properties, navigation targets — that your coding agent reads directly via MCP.
"Idea to code, one loop"
Describe → wireframe → MCP → code. No export steps. No copy-pasting. No lost-in-translation. The spec and the code stay connected.
Not sure what to build yet?
Start with a mind map. Describe your idea, AI breaks it into features and flows. Branch, iterate, export a PRD. Then move to wireframes when you're ready.
Try Mind MapsYour AI is building blind. Give it a wireframe.
Free to start. MCP server is open source. Plan your next project in 5 minutes.
Get Started FreeNo credit card required
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
The MCP server is always free and open source. Plans control AI generations and project limits.
Free
Try the full loop
- 3 AI generations/month
- 2 projects total
- Priority support
- MCP integration included
- 5 screens per project
- Component library (60+)
- Drag & drop editor
- App map view
- Clickable prototypes
- PDF/JPG export(watermarked)
- 1 PRD per project
- Export to code
- View-only sharing
- Mind map creation
- Mind map export(watermarked)
- Version history
Starter
For side projects and MVPs
Or $10/mo billed annually
- 100 AI generations/month
- 10 projects total
- Priority support
- MCP integration included
- 25 screens per project
- Component library (60+)
- Drag & drop editor
- App map view
- Clickable prototypes
- PDF/JPG export(no watermark)
- 3 PRDs per project
- Export to code
- View-only sharing
- Mind map creation
- Mind map export(no watermark)
- Version history
Pro
For serious builders
Or $24/mo billed annually
- Unlimited AI generations
- Unlimited projects
- Priority support
- MCP integration included
- Unlimited screens
- Component library (60+)
- Drag & drop editor
- App map view
- Clickable prototypes
- PDF/JPG export(no watermark)
- Unlimited PRDs
- Export to code(when ready)
- Full collaboration + comments
- Mind map creation
- Mind map export(no watermark)
- Version history
Custom solutions available
Larger teams, custom integrations, or specific requirements? Let's talk.
