Drawgle: Most AI apps look the same. Yours won’t.

If you build apps, you probably know this feeling. You ask Claude, Codex, or any AI coding tool to design a screen and somehow you get the same thing again: 2020-style layouts, weird spacing, random gradients, and that blue-purple AI palette that refuses to die. The code might be good. The product might even work. But the UI rarely feels like something you would actually want to ship. That’s why I built Drawgle. Instead of asking AI to invent the design from scratch, you can give Drawgle the references you already like: screenshots, apps, layouts, visual styles, along with what you want to build. Drawgle uses that direction to generate app screens that feel much closer to your taste, instead of defaulting to whatever “modern SaaS UI” means to an AI model this week. I’ve been building it solo for the last few months, mostly because I wanted this for myself. The goal is simple: AI should help you build your taste, not replace it with the same template everyone else gets. Drawgle is live today. Curious to see what people make with it.