Create beautiful, ready-to-use frontends with AI
Clovr is an AI tool that turns ideas into ready-to-use frontends. Clovr generates clean, structured Next.js code from simple prompts, helping developers and product teams ship faster without boilerplate. You can export the code or open it directly in a GitHub repository to keep building.
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Alby, the cofounder & CEO of Clovr. We’re building Clovr because I kept running into the same problem: AI tools can generate UI… but the code is messy, generic, and not something you’d actually ship. As someone constantly building products, I didn’t want another tool that spits out demos. I needed something that gives me a real frontend I can actually use, extend, and drop straight into a project. So we built Clovr. Instead of generating throwaway code, Clovr generates
What do you think seperates boilerplate and unique, well-made ui? There are obviously so many small points, but what is one big principle?
Just made this on clover in one shot, really great UI
Does your product's capabilities regarding GitHub integration current version supports pushing code to GitHub, does it allow for cloning a repository directly from GitHub to build upon? If this is not currently supported, is this functionality on your roadmap for a future release?
the github export is the right call here. most ai frontend tools make you copy-paste code into your own repo, which means the generated structure is frozen the moment you start editing. giving you an actual repo to clone means the output is designed to be the start of something, not a finished snapshot, and that's a different quality bar entirely. the tricky part will be the second prompt. the first generation usually looks clean, but when you go back to add a new section or swap out a component
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