draftless

👋 Hi PHers, I’m entropy, solo maker of Draftless. I built Draftless for agencies and founders who need to ship websites fast — without the endless design tweaks, handoffs, and approval loops. I’m also exploring a new way to use LLMs to help you get beautiful, on-brand designs inspired by the websites you love. 🙋 The problem? Turning “can we change a few things on this page?” into a real, shippable update still takes forever. Even small edits turn into: screenshots → Figma → dev rebuild → “one more tweak” → approvals → repeat. 🔜 Draftless is the workflow I wanted. Paste any URL, and Draftless turns it into a working draft you can actually edit and ship. Iterate with AI, share review links for approvals, then export production-ready code. A big part of what makes Draftless different: you can save your design system (styles/components) and then transform any existing page to match it. Everything stays consistent without redoing the whole thing manually. Unlike typical AI website builders or chat tools, Draftless treats the whole design-to-delivery flow as one connected artifact from the cloned page to edits to review to clean export. That enables: - Clone any website into an editable starting point in seconds - Save a design system and reuse it across pages/projects - Transform any existing page to match your system (layout, spacing, typography, components) - Edit with natural language (including copy + UI tweaks) - Share review links to collect feedback + approvals without long threads - Export clean HTML + Tailwind so you can ship what you built No back-and-forth, no rebuilding the same page twice. Would love your feedback 🙏 What’s the slowest part of your design → delivery process today? (edits, handoff, approvals, QA, something else) And if you try Draftless: did it actually help you move faster?