Can we turn this design direction into a clean, editable interface foundation?
Visual-first, local-first, approachable design work with review before generation.
The local-first UI/UX design loom
Draw the experience.Weave the interface.
Orb-Weaver turns prompts, sketches, screenshots, PDFs, SVGs, mockups, references, and product-flow notes into reviewable UI/UX structure, maps, components, design tokens, and editable interface foundations.
Local-firstReview before weaveRelease details on Store
Visual intakePrompts, sketches, screenshots, PDFs, SVGs, and references
Reviewable mapsThread, Screen, Flow, and Component direction
Design tokensTypography, color, spacing, state, and component systems
Editable outputInterface and front-end foundations meant to be carried forward
The design-loom pathPicture or prompt in.
Picture or prompt in.
Review before code out.
Orb-Weaver should not leap from a reference image to mystery code. The structure comes into view first.
01
Normalize intake
Bring rough text and visual references into one understandable design brief.
02
Detect layout and intent
Read labels, infer screens, flows, sections, components, and the relationship between them.
03
Review the map
Let the person correct the Thread Map, Screen Map, Flow Map, Component Map, and style direction before generation.
04
Weave the interface
Create clean, editable front-end/interface artifacts from the approved structure.
05
Preview and export
Validate the export and hand off a usable foundation—not a fake success state.
Can we safely change this software system with proof?
Production engineering work orders, diffs, tests, proof bundles, rollback, and governed delivery.
Explore Buildroom →Release boundary: check Orb-Weaver’s Microsoft Store listing for current price, release, supported inputs and outputs, system requirements, and availability. The broader UI/UX design-loom direction describes the product mission—not a claim that every planned workflow ships today.