Design is complicated..
Hey Indie Hackers,
Starting a new project should be the fun part. Instead it usually goes something like this: you hand your coding agent an idea, it builds working logic (maybe) but then the UI looks like every other template. Then you burn hours and tokens nudging it toward something that actually looks designed.
That's the gap we made Glammer aim to fill.
Glammer is an AI design layer for the tools you already use. It has it's own harness on dedicated rules & skills that dictate orientation and design layout.
Describe what you're building and it generates production-ready, genuinely good-looking UI, real React you can ship, or HTML if you prefer.
Go through a precise planning flow to ensure that the agent knows what YOU want in terms of copywriting, style, and objects on your design. Select your colour palette & typography, and even choose from a plethora of 45+ hero visuals, with majority having BOTH image and video form.
I built Glammer because I kept building things that worked but looked unfinished, and "make it look good" is the one prompt agents are worst at.
I'll greatly appreciate any feedback, bugs, and other general q's.
-Bilal
This is a useful problem, but I’d be careful with the category framing.
“AI design layer” is stronger than “UI generator,” because most builders already assume AI can generate React components. The real pain is that the first version has no design taste, no visual direction, and no clear product feel.
So I’d make the promise less about generating UI and more about preventing the ugly first draft.
Something like:
“Give your coding agent a design direction before it builds the interface.”
That makes Glammer feel like the missing planning/design layer between idea and generated code, not just another component generator.
I’d also show one very specific before/after flow: rough product idea, Glammer planning, final React UI. That would make the value obvious faster than listing all the design controls.
Happy to put a tighter version in writing if useful. The main thing I’d map is the homepage message, first builder segment, and how to make Glammer feel different from generic AI UI tools.