u/Even-Instance235

Hi guys how do you deal with claude and other ai tools nuking your codebases

For design tools such as Visily and Uizard how do you guys get the angular code for your designs?

Hi guys quick question do you find ai tools to be useful when generating html and css codes for ur designs when using ai prompt to designer tools?

Hi guys. Hope all is well. One thing am curious about, how hard do you guys find it to get your code output to be usable in your projects when you use tools like Visily. Uizard and Figma make?

Hi guys. Hope all is well. One thing am curious about, how hard do you guys find it to get your code output to be usable in your projects when you use tools like Visily. Uizard and Figma make for your Angular or React projects?

I’m building a tool to turn text/design into code, and I keep hearing the same issue from non-coders and solo founders:

You ask AI to “change the button color” or “move this section up” in your React/Angular component.
It works, but then suddenly the spacing is broken, the layout shifts, or 3 other components stop working.

So you spend 2 hours debugging what AI just broke, instead of shipping.

If this is happening to you:

1. Are you using React or Angular?
2. Are you editing designs yourself, or trying to hand something to a dev?
3. What’s the most annoying part of it?

Trying to figure out if this is a real pain worth solving, or if I’m off base. Would love to hear how you’re handling it right now.

When creating v1 of your SaaS how perfect do you try to make it?

I am currently building a prompt to design /clickable prototype ai tool for designers where do you think I may find my target audience?

Problem: Building an interactive Angular or React prototype from scratch kills your day. Design tools don't export real code.

I built ProtoBuilder.

**How it works:**

1. **Prompt → Sandbox:** Type `dashboard with sidebar, KPI cards`. Get live sandbox in ~5 min.
2. **Surgical edits:** Type `make header sticky`. Updates instantly.
3. **Export code:** Download clean Angular or React. Production-ready. You own it.

**Status:** Not deployed yet. Recording Loom this week.

**For:** Freelancers doing client mockups, software agencies, PMs validating before engineering.

If you burn 3+ hours on Angular/React prototypes: Would 5 min help?

Comment your use case. First 5 get free access when live.

Hey r/SaaS,

I'm building ProtoBuilder. You type what you want: `CRM dashboard with sidebar, 4 metric cards, revenue chart, users table`. It generates the actual React or Angular code. Then you do "surgical edits" by typing `change Monthly Revenue card to blue` instead of hunting through JSX files.

**Demo:** [drop your Loom link here]

**What works today:**

1. Prompt → Full UI in ~90s. Real components, Tailwind, charts, tables
2. Surgical edits: Describe the change, it updates live
3. Download Code: Exports clean React/Angular you can drop into your repo

**Why I built this:**

v0 is great but React-only and spits out full components. If you want Angular or just one button changed, you're screwed. Lovable/Cursor are IDEs. I wanted: type → see it → edit 1 thing → ship code.

**My questions for you:**

1. **Would you use this?** If yes, for what? Landing pages, internal tools, client mockups?
2. **What kills it for you?** Price, code quality, framework support, something else?
3. **Pricing sanity check:** Thinking $29/mo for unlimited prototypes + exports. Fair or delusional?

Not launching yet. Want to know if I'm solving a real pain or building a toy. Roast me.

**Tech:** Angular and node js on the backend GPT-4o, custom diff engine for surgical edits.

**Not built with Bolt/Lovable** - dogfooding my own tool.

Is it ok to only have a signup and login on my SAAS MVP homepage nav-bar. Guys how would you suggest I structure my SAAS homepage?