Build
Pages and screens for the product
Landing pages and app screens in your brand, or the app you already run, brought onto the canvas and changed there.
Builders on coding agents
The pages, screens and decks, from the agent that writes your code.
Ask in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, the way you ask for code. The landing page, the app screens, the launch post and the deck come back on one canvas, in your brand, for you to direct.
The work around the code
Your agent can write anything. It still comes out looking generated.
The landing page in the wrong blue, the screens that look like every other app, twenty rounds of “make it look better”. And Figma and Canva open beside the terminal, each one more place to keep the brand in step.
What it does for you
Three jobs, mapped to what you ship.
Express
The launch around the release
The launch post, the carousel and the deck that go out with the release, asked for in the same chat as the code.
Serve
One brand in the code
Your site and apps read your published Brand Capsule, so a change you publish once reaches every page and screen served from it.
What you would ask
Ask the way you ask for code.
- 01
Change the app you run
“Bring my running app onto the canvas. Keep its existing look while we review it. Show me the changes before opening a pull request.”
- 02
Serve your brand in the app
“Designless, serve my published Brand Capsule in my app. Detect the framework and show me the exact snippet, file and package you will apply. Then help me check the result.”
- 03
Write the launch email
“Make a launch email in my brand. Use this product brief, explain why it matters to the reader and give them one next action.”
- 04
Post about the launch
“Make a LinkedIn carousel in my brand from these notes. Lead with the useful point, give each slide one job and end with a clear takeaway.”
Where it runs
Inside the coding agent you already use.
Install once from the Designless app and it shows up where you already work: same chat, same model, same plan. No new app to learn and no second AI bill.
- Claude CodeIn the terminal and the Claude desktop app
- CodexIn the ChatGPT app
- CursorInstalled from the Designless app
- Any MCP agentOne connection, in the docs
You stay in control
Nothing reaches your repository without you.
Opening a pull request is a step you confirm. Your agent shows what will go before it acts, never force pushes and never pushes straight to your default branch, and your repository's own checks and review still run before any merge. Read the guide
Your agents design. You direct.
Kiwi and Voltra are demo brands made to show the work. Any likeness to real companies is unintended.