UiWize

What UiWize is

UiWize turns a product idea into UI screen designs and a clickable prototype for desktop and mobile. Before generation, users answer clarifying questions and approve a screen map; one plan then keeps the brand, data, and flow consistent across connected screens. It supports prompt-to-UI generation, design systems, multiple screens, and responsive layouts. UiWize says its mobile screens are designed for mobile rather than reduced desktop layouts. The output is intended for design, demos, and prototyping, including investor demos and testing an idea. It does not build a working application, backend, database, or production-ready code, and it has no Figma or code export. The web service uses Anthropic's Claude AI to generate designs. Planning is free, and the listed UiWize plan costs $1.99, paid once for three screen credits. UiWize says prompts and answers are not used to train AI models and personal information is not sold. It also says information is stored in an encrypted managed database and the service is delivered over HTTPS. The service is operated by Shokhrukh Karimov.

Who it suits

UiWize suits people who need connected UI concepts or clickable prototypes for design, demos, or testing an idea. It is not for users seeking a working app or exportable production code.

Limits

The listed UiWize plan costs $1.99, paid once and includes three screen credits. Planning is free, but the product does not generate a working application or production-ready code.

Getting started

1. Open uiwize.com in a web browser.
2. Answer the clarifying questions about the product idea.
3. Approve the screen map before design generation.
4. Use free planning or choose the UiWize single-payment plan for three screen credits.
5. Generate screens for the prototype.

Verdict

UiWize is focused on planning and presenting product interfaces, not building software. Its limits on app creation and export make it important to treat the prototype as a design deliverable.