We're building a world where changing your UI is as simple as clicking an element and saying what you want.
Editing a web app shouldn't require hunting through files to find the right line of code. You can see the element right there in the browser. Why can't you just click it and say what you want?
AI coding tools are powerful, but they live in the terminal. You describe your UI with words, wait for the output, refresh, and repeat. The feedback loop is slow because the AI can't see what you're looking at.
Layrr closes that gap. It connects what you see in the browser to what AI can edit in your source code. Click the element, describe the change, done. Your code, your stack, your repo.
The values that guide every decision we make
Your code belongs in your repository. No proprietary formats, no vendor lock-in, no subscriptions. Deploy anywhere, anytime.
Free software means freedom. Layrr will always be open source, transparent, and built with the community.
You choose your framework, your hosting, your workflow. Layrr adapts to you, not the other way around.
The future we're building together
Every edit backed by a git commit so you can roll back any change instantly. No more fear of breaking things.
Select multiple elements and describe a change across all of them. "Make all these cards the same height" should just work.
See a preview of what Claude will change before it's applied. Accept, reject, or refine the edit before it touches your code.
Better source detection for Svelte, SolidJS, and Astro. Understand component boundaries, props, and slots so edits land in the right place.
Layrr is stronger because of contributions from developers around the world. Whether you're fixing bugs, suggesting features, or building integrations, you're shaping the future of this project.
Help build features, fix bugs, and improve performance
Suggest features, report issues, and shape the roadmap
Connect with other developers and help newcomers
"The best interface for editing a UI is the UI itself."
AI is changing how we build software. But the best AI tools still live in the terminal, disconnected from what you're actually looking at. You describe a button, the AI edits a file, you refresh to check. That loop is too slow.
Layrr bridges the visual and the textual. You point at the thing you want to change. The AI sees the same thing. The edit happens in your actual source code, not in some proprietary format.
Layrr is about directness. No abstractions between what you see and what you change. No platform between your code and your deployment. Just you, your browser, and an AI that understands what you're looking at.
Whether you're a developer, designer, or enthusiast, there's a place for you in the Layrr community.