View UI like an open bookColors, fonts, spacing, assets, and layout are revealed for you.
- Reads real computed styles
- Captures assets and typography
- Keeps the structure you selected
Text lives in child elements
Hit ↓ to pick the child inside.
Extract UI context for AI Agents, inspect design systems, build and iterate faster without burning tokens.
Early birds get a lifetime discount when paid plans launch.
Inspector
Reusable extension UI
The sidepanel is running inside the main Vite app
Features
Extract the frontend, understand its design system, and give your AI the context it needs build faster and cleaner.
Text lives in child elements
Hit ↓ to pick the child inside.
Reusable extension UI
The sidepanel is running inside the main Vite app
domshift.apphttps://domshift.app/115 tokens
Domshift - Extract real website UI context for AIdomshift.app
Design system captured from domshift.app (via Domshift):
Colors (most used first): #FFFFFF, #E8E8E8, #181925, #666666, #72AEEC, #FAFAFA
Fonts: OpenRunde 16/24, ui-monospace 13/20
Radius: 16px · Spacing: 8px grid
Vibe: playful, soft, generous whitespace
Setup
Setting things up is as simple as installing an extension. No complex setup required.
DomshiftPricing
Start with the core extraction workflow now. Early users will get a lifetime discount when paid plans launch.
$0
For trying the core UI extraction workflow during beta.

$5
/ month
Planned for builders who use real UI context in their daily workflow.
$50
one time
Planned one-time access for early supporters.
FAQ
Learn how Domshift turns real websites into reusable UI context for your projects and AI coding workflow.
Domshift captures the visible section you select, including its HTML structure, CSS, colors, typography, spacing, layout rules, and useful design-system signals.
The goal is to give you a clean, editable foundation instead of noisy page source. You can paste the output into your project or use it as precise context for Claude Code and other AI coding tools.
Yes. The extracted frontend can be used as context for your coding tools or adapted into React components, Tailwind utilities, and the patterns already used by your application.
Not quite. Screenshots flatten the interface and lose the underlying decisions. Domshift focuses on the real webpage section so you can retain structure, responsive behavior, fonts, colors, and spacing.
The beta is aimed at frontend developers, indie hackers, and design-minded builders who regularly study, rebuild, or adapt polished production interfaces.
Domshift is free to try during beta while the workflow is shaped with early users. If paid plans follow, early supporters will receive a lifetime discount before regular pricing launches.