
Prompter — From Design to Code in Minutes, Not Hours
Role
Full cycle: from idea and architecture to development and deployment.
Tech
Swift + SwiftUI, native macOS app. Claude API (Sonnet) for image analysis. Local project storage (~/Documents/Prompter), design system in UserDefaults. No servers, backends, or subscriptions — just your API key.
Key features
- 01Detailed description of each screen
- 02Design system
- 03Business logic and navigation
- 04Ready-made prompts for Cursor IDE
Problem
Between the mockup and working code lies a tedious pit. A developer receives screen screenshots and manually describes each UI element, extracts colors and fonts, compiles an asset list, documents navigation, writes prompts for AI coding. Ten screens take a full working day — and the quality and structure vary every time.
Prompter eliminates this entire step.
Audience
iOS developers working with Figma/Sketch mockups who want to accelerate design-to-code transfer — especially when using AI assistants (Cursor, Claude Code).
Mobile teams where a designer hands off screens to a developer — Prompter standardizes the documentation format and eliminates misinterpretations.
Freelancers and solo developers without a dedicated designer writing specs — the app replaces that step.
Prototyping — quickly turn a set of screens into structured documentation and code generation prompts.
What's different
| Manual | Prompter |
|---|---|
| Hours to describe each screen | Seconds — AI analyzes the screenshot |
| Assets named however | Automatic kebab-case, deduplication |
| Design system assembled by hand | Extracted from mockups automatically |
| Cursor prompts written from scratch | Generated with full project context |
| Documentation — scattered files | Single project with versioning |
Key difference from code generators: Prompter doesn't write code for you. It creates precise, structured documentation that makes AI coding tools predictable and high-quality.
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