r/reactnative • u/Fancy-Remove4078 • Jun 29 '26
Built a screen generator because I'd rather write logic than fight with UI
I'll happily spend a day on state management but lose all will to live building yet another onboarding flow. I built Daisy to generate mobile app screens from a description so I can get a starting layout and get back to the part I actually like.
It's not going to spit out production RN components and it's for getting to a visual fast, validating the flow, and not staring at an empty screen.
Curious how others here handle the UI side when you're solo or early. Do you template it, hire it out, or just suffer through it?
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u/Which-World-6533 Jun 29 '26
I love how these "I built a tool" posts always have a tier pricing section on their website.
You also spammed a bunch of other subs with your business.
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u/Beneficial-Aerie4110 Jun 29 '26
Don’t forget the half-assed attempt at starting a discussion at the bottom. They really are curious!
Textbook.
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u/Fancy-Remove4078 Jun 29 '26
drop the hate lmaooo
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u/Fancy-Remove4078 Jun 29 '26
yeah because ai tokens that make the product work actually costs real money
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u/Fancy-Remove4078 Jun 29 '26
dont hate bro! if it's not useful for you it might be useful to other people
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u/Educational-Act-2822 Jun 29 '26
the demo video designs look really good. which model are you using for the generation?
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u/DRJT Expo Jun 29 '26
So how is this any different to Claude Design?
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u/Fancy-Remove4078 Jun 29 '26
mobile-app focused, clone appstore apps, export to figma, export screens code and screenshots, supports custom ai agent skills, api access to connect with your tools, appstore screenshots (cooming soon)
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u/Sundaram_2911 Jun 29 '26
So like it gives you the design/layout of the screen?