Copycat saves a website’s design rules for new interface work
Copycat studies the design of a public website and saves the findings on the user’s computer. It records typography, colors, motion, page layout, , and evidence from the styles actually applied in the browser. The site can be saved under an alias, producing a DESIGN.md file and s.
such as Claude Code and Cursor can later use that saved direction while building a new . The tool does not copy the original site’s text, images, or other assets, and all processing happens locally. It is still at an early stage, and it remains unclear how much a saved design profile helps when the next must be original.
The developer is seeking feedback on which visual details the tool should capture and remember for real work.
Key points
- It analyzes typography, colors, motion, layout, , and applied browser styles.
- It saves each site under an alias in local DESIGN.md and s.
- Claude Code, Cursor, and other can reuse the saved design direction.
- It does not copy the source website’s text, images, or other assets.
- The usefulness of a saved profile for an original new is still being tested.