A: That’s a fantastic question and funny enough, our AppSumo slogan is actually “Stop fighting with AI prompts”, that you can see at the very bottom our sales page here :) So you’ve described the exact problem Claritee is able to solve.

To answer you directly: Yes! Claritee was designed to be exactly the "link" you’re looking for. It saves you from wasting time on AI prompt battles, accelerates the design-to-code process, and gives you control over the outcome. At this moment, you’d need to export page by page, but we’re already moving toward multi-page export and other deeper integrations that would make workflows like yours even smoother.

Our team has continued to evolve Claritee to its current stage, after realizing that while AI tools can generate designs, they often produce unpredictable layouts and give little control to the designer. The result is the battle you’re describing: wasted credits, endless prompting, and layouts that don’t match your vision.

Claritee changes that by letting you act as the architect of your project while keeping AI as your assistant at every step. With our drag-and-drop sitemap controller and layout editor, you can visually define the structure, hierarchy, and intent of your project. AI isn’t limited to the final layout; it also assists in building/editing/fixing sitemaps and wireframes, and can be used to refine specific sections or components on demand. Thanks to the drag-and-drop system in-between, these AI-driven changes don’t force a full page redesign. The overall layout stays intact, and only the parts you want updated are regenerated. This way, the AI works inside clear boundaries, producing results you've actually planned.

In other words, Claritee bridges the gap between concept and finished design, ensuring you’re never starting from a blank prompt or losing time on trial-and-error. That’s why many users see it as the missing link between ideation and deployment.

Right now, exports are page-by-page. You can take any page you build in Claritee and export it as HTML, PDF, or PNG. A bundled “root export” that delivers the entire project (all pages, assets, and structure together) isn’t live yet, but it’s one of our most requested features, and we’re actively exploring how to implement it.

We’re also looking at extended export formats that would make sense for teams like yours: multi-page HTML exports, structured JSON/XML manifests, or even populated XML sitemaps. Your suggestion is very much in line with the direction we’re considering.

Long-term, our vision is to evolve Claritee into a full publishing platform. That would allow you not only to export but to publish directly, connect with databases or APIs, and essentially launch complete websites and digital assets from within Claritee itself. We want to give users the power to go from wireframe to live project in one place, but in a way that maintains the precision and control we think other AI tools are lacking.

You also mentioned Figma, while others pointed out that we compared ourselves to Lovable, but the reality is that Claritee isn’t trying to be either. We’re not a Figma alternative, and we’re not a Lovable clone. Claritee is unique and pioneering what we call “visually vibe coding.”

Our focus isn’t on mimicking existing tools, but on establishing a new workflow where you visually guide AI with structure and intent before it generates the layout. It’s a different approach and while it takes some education, it’s also why so many users feel we finally solve problems they’ve struggled with using the “old” ways.

Of course, being pioneers means you might run into a few bumps on the road (bugs or small errors here and there), but those quickly turn into improvements and new functionality as we keep evolving Claritee together with our users.

That said, I’d be happy to keep you updated as soon as we have more concrete developments on project-wide export or manifest options.