Zeigvox

Point at any element of the app you are building, add a short note, and copy exact change requests for your AI.

Zeigvox turns "the button on the left feels off" into a precise request your AI can act on. Click the Zeigvox icon on the app you're building and point at any element. Type a few words, like "softer" or "more space", and Zeigvox records exactly which element you meant: where it sits in your code when your app runs in development mode, its current styles, its HTML, and a screenshot of it. Collect as many changes as you like, keep a short list of things you like and things to avoid, then copy everything in one go and paste it into the AI coding tool or AI app builder you already use. Prefer to skip pasting? Add the free Zeigvox plug-in to your AI coding tool and just ask it to "apply my Zeigvox changes". It reads your ticked changes, screenshots included, and ticks each one off in the side panel when it's done. The plug-in runs on your own computer. Building inside an AI app builder? Zeigvox also works inside the builder's live preview, once you allow it. Did your AI really make the change? Press Check and Zeigvox looks at the page again: each change is marked Changed, Not changed yet or Not found, with before and after pictures and the exact style differences. Send the ones that didn't work back to your AI in one click. How to use it: 1. Open the app you're building and click the Zeigvox icon (or press Alt+Shift+T). 2. Click the element you want changed and describe the change. 3. Repeat for anything else, then press Copy for AI in the side panel and paste. Rather talk than type? Press the mic, talk, and click each thing as you mention it: your words land on the element you clicked. Speech is turned into text on your computer by Chrome, and nothing you say leaves it. Privacy: Zeigvox only runs on a tab after you click its icon or press its shortcut there. Your changes, screenshots and taste list stay on your computer and are never sent to us; you decide what to give your AI and where. An account is optional: signing in only stores your name, email and plan.