AI Design Tool

AI Design Tool for Teams and Builders

An AI design tool is software where you describe user interface screens in plain language and an AI agent generates the visual design for you. No Figma. No drag-and-drop. You talk, the AI designs. dMaya is built specifically for this workflow.

What dMaya actually does

dMaya is a vibe design platform. You open a project, describe the screens you need, and an AI agent generates them. Not wireframes. Not templates. Full UI designs with real typography, colors, spacing, and your content.

Everything happens through conversation. You tell the agent what to change, it changes it. "Swap the layout to two columns." "Use our brand colors." "Add a testimonials section." Each update takes seconds.

This is not a website builder. It does not host your site. It does not write your backend. It does one thing well: it gives you professional UI designs that you can review, approve, and hand off to development.

The workflow

1. Describe. Tell the AI what you need. A dashboard, a landing page, an onboarding flow. Be as specific or as vague as you want.
2. Generate. The AI creates the screens. Full visual designs, not placeholders.
3. Iterate. Talk to the AI. Refine colors, layouts, copy. Keep going until it matches your vision.
4. Present. Share a preview link with your client or team. They see the designs in their browser. No account required.
5. Export. Once approved, export to HTML/CSS/Tailwind. Or connect via MCP to Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. Any framework. Any stack.

Export to any coding agent

Your approved designs export as clean code. HTML, CSS, Tailwind. From there, your development team takes over. They use Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or whatever coding agent they prefer.

dMaya also connects directly to coding agents through MCP. The design becomes the spec. No ambiguity about what the developer should build. The visual direction is locked before anyone writes code.

This is what makes dMaya different from tools like base44 or Lovable. They generate code directly. dMaya generates the design that informs the code. You get the visual approval step that those tools skip. Read more about what vibe design is.

Built for everyone who is not a designer

Developers got Cursor and Claude Code. Designers have Figma. But what about everyone else? Founders building MVPs. Agency teams pitching three design directions to a client. PMs who need to show the team what a feature should look like before writing a spec.

dMaya is for these people. You do not need to know Figma. You do not need design training. You describe what you want and the AI handles the visual execution. You stay in control of the direction.

In Tel Aviv and Herzliya, we see this pattern constantly. A founder has a product idea. They go straight to base44 or Lovable and start building. Then they show a client or investor and hear, "Can you show me what it will look like first?" That is the moment they needed dMaya.

Not a replacement. The step before.

dMaya does not replace your coding tools. It is the step that comes before them. Design, approve, then build. Your workflow stays the same. You just stop skipping the part where everyone agrees on what the product should look like.

Design tokens keep everything consistent across screens. When you set your colors, fonts, and spacing once, every screen the AI generates follows those rules. Screen 1 and screen 20 look like the same product.

Want to generate mockups with AI? dMaya does that too.

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