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Design a mobile app by talking to your AI.

ungic turns a conversation into a clickable design: a screen map, a visual system, real screens you can tap through on a phone, and a link to send to a client. An alternative to Figma for the first version of your app.

Try ungic See how it works

No API keys. Claude or ChatGPT runs on your own plan — ungic is a connector you add once.

1

Connect your AI

Add ungic as a connector in Claude (web, desktop, mobile or Claude Code) or in ChatGPT. Paste one line into the chat to open your project.

2

Answer the roadmap

Your AI asks about the goal, users, flows and style — show it a few designs you like — then lists the screens. You see the board update live and drag it into shape.

3

Tap through the design

It builds screens one by one, checks its own screenshots and fixes what looks off. Play the prototype, share a link, export everything.

A visual system, not a mood board. Fonts, type scale, gradients, shadows and a tab bar you can restyle at once.
Real flows. Pages, sheets and modals with data, forms, uploads, stories and a simulated keyboard.
Your photos. Upload images and PDFs; they show up in the design.
Teams. Invite viewers and editors; everyone sees changes as they happen.
Share. One link opens the prototype on any phone, no account needed.
Export. A zip with every screen, the data model, a standalone prototype and a hand-off for developers.

Why a connector? ungic never calls an AI itself. Your Claude or ChatGPT calls ungic's tools — to write screens, set the design and take screenshots — so the work runs on your plan and your projects stay yours.