SayCraft

About SayCraft

A build tool that takes a spoken conversation as its input rather than a prompt box. You start a meeting, invite whoever needs to be there, and talk through the idea the way you normally would. Four things run in parallel on screen: a live transcript, the reasoning, the code being written, and a preview that updates as you speak. Hovering an element and saying make this bigger feeds into the next compile, so the correction loop is verbal rather than typed.

The premise is that product meetings ramble and double back, and that a model can pull clear requirements out of that mess without anyone having to be organised first. Every session is recorded in full, so you can scrub the timeline back through the audio, the discussion and every change the page went through. A later meeting resumes from where the last one ended rather than starting fresh, which is what makes it usable across more than one sitting.

You can also upload an existing recording and turn an old meeting into a prototype, and solo sessions work the same way as team ones.

Worth understanding before you start: the free tier includes the live preview during the meeting and the replay afterwards, but the permanent deploy link requires Pro and source download requires Max. Nothing leaves the platform on the free plan. The public gallery leans heavily toward visual pieces such as a music visualizer, a weather console and a 3D solar system, so it demonstrates interface work more convincingly than data-backed applications.