Teardown from a store link is now its own product: Rebuild

The teardown feature from our last update is now its own product. It's called Rebuild.

Bunzee starts from an idea. Rebuild starts from an app that already exists. Different starting point, so it got its own home, its own name and its own color.

What it does today:

Paste a link. An App Store link or a website. The screens come back as wireframes, grouped by path, with the words on each screen kept.

Try it before signing up. The first run needs no account.

Edit one component, not the whole screen. Pick it, tell the AI what to change, or switch its type from 18 options. Everything else stays the same.

Apply a style. Pick from 253 design.md styles taken from real apps. Try it on one sample path first, then build every screen.

Send it out. Editable frames in Figma. A coding agent like Claude, Cursor or Codex, or a no-code builder like Lovable, v0 or Replit, over MCP. Or deploy to Vercel or Netlify and get a working prototype link.

Start from the chart. No link in mind? We collect top apps every week by country and category. Each one gets an extraction score, so you can see how well its store images will turn into wireframes before you start.

Free covers the wireframes. Editing is on the paid plan.

If you use the Bunzee Figma plugin or MCP today, they'll carry the Rebuild name at launch.

What's still open:

Store screenshots show the app on a good day, so empty states and error screens are often missing. We're testing a way to look at the running app instead. Not ready yet.

We also haven't decided how many screens should be free.

If you used the teardown in Bunzee, what would you want Rebuild to do that it didn't?