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BRO this is CRAZY. This secret tool just collapsed the entire frontend design phase into 15 minutes. Three design variants in parallel, refined to a final v2, all on one canvas. Most builders are still prompting one design, waiting, then re-prompting from scratch. Hours wasted per screen. This 4-step... show more

Prajwal Tomar

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