MockPilot turns any live webpage into an editable mockup on your desktop. Use natural language - no design or coding skills needed. 📸 Capture full pages or single components from any URL 🎨 Auto-extracts typography, colors, components & icons into a reusable asset library 💬 Edit in plain English — just tell the AI what to change, and it uses your assets to keep everything on-brand 📦 Export as clean, standalone HTML Free & open source. macOS + Windows.
@natalia_iankovych absolutely, you just export it as HTML and CSS and you paste it in a Claude Code or Copilot.
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The PM-to-dev handoff use case is very real. A quick editable mockup from the actual live page would remove a lot of vague screenshot feedback and make small UI changes much easier to explain.
@yoav_kadosh great, tell me what you think abt it!
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This sounds super interesting especially grabbing a sites design features, colours, fonts, icons etc... sounds like a much easier way than sending over a complete css file
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Half the changes I ask for go nowhere because feedback is just a screenshot with arrows. Local capture + asset extraction sounds like the fix. Want to try it on a few UI requests.
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"A paragraph and a prayer" perfectly captures the PM-to-dev handoff pain — turning a live page into an editable mockup is a great fix. Love that it's local-first and open source too. Congrats on the launch! Are you thinking about adding annotations or a diff view to make handoff even cleaner?
Can this be imported into Claude Design and Claude Code afterward?
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@natalia_iankovych absolutely, you just export it as HTML and CSS and you paste it in a Claude Code or Copilot.
The PM-to-dev handoff use case is very real. A quick editable mockup from the actual live page would remove a lot of vague screenshot feedback and make small UI changes much easier to explain.
Dirac
Bad and good news:
Figma is releasing their chrome extension (have you heard?) which seems to do similar as MockPilot, except just exports to Figma.
Bad news: competitor.
Good news: validation??
Anyways, congrats on the launch :)
MockPilot
@peterz_shu Interesting! I haven't heard about that :) I'll look into it
Dirac
@yoav_kadosh great, tell me what you think abt it!
This sounds super interesting especially grabbing a sites design features, colours, fonts, icons etc... sounds like a much easier way than sending over a complete css file
Half the changes I ask for go nowhere because feedback is just a screenshot with arrows. Local capture + asset extraction sounds like the fix. Want to try it on a few UI requests.
"A paragraph and a prayer" perfectly captures the PM-to-dev handoff pain — turning a live page into an editable mockup is a great fix. Love that it's local-first and open source too. Congrats on the launch! Are you thinking about adding annotations or a diff view to make handoff even cleaner?