Togve

Turn UI briefs into specs AI builders can follow.

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Turn UI briefs into specs AI builders can follow.

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Stop asking AI to guess. Turn a UI brief into a structured spec you can inspect and refine, then export as a prompt or Markdown for the AI builder you already use.

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Hi, I’m Hicham. I built Togve because a UI prompt can sound clear and still leave mobile behavior, empty states, and errors open to interpretation. With Togve, I describe the interface, compile it into a structured spec, inspect and refine the assumptions, then export a prompt or Markdown for the builder I already use. I tested it with a project overview dashboard. The spec made the activity feed, metrics, responsive navigation, and loading, empty, and error states explicit. I’m looking for practical feedback: what’s still unclear, and what would you change first? Togve is live at https://togve.com/?utm_source=pr.... It supports text briefs and optional reference URLs. It doesn’t accept repository or binary uploads.

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What does your AI builder still get wrong after the first pass?

I kept seeing AI builders make a plausible first draft while leaving key decisions open: what changes on mobile, how content is ordered, and what happens when a screen is empty or something fails.

I built Togve to make those decisions visible before the build. It turns a plain-language UI brief into a structured spec you can inspect and refine, then export as a prompt or Markdown for the builder you already use. You can try two compilations in the guest workspace without signing in.

I m launching on Saturday, October 10. If you build interfaces with AI, what do you usually end up correcting after the first pass?

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