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The pain. You know the look. Purple gradient, centred hero, three feature cards, the same shadcn defaults. That's what you get when your coding agent designs from nothing. The alternative is hours on inspiration sites, a folder of screenshots you never open, then trying to describe "kind of like Linear's onboarding" in a prompt.
The dream. Your agent builds like it has studied the best products on the internet. It knows how Linear onboards a new workspace, how Stripe lays out pricing, how Notion handles an empty state. It shows you a few real options, you pick one, and it builds from that, with the right spacing, type and flow, not a guess.
The fix. Screenrove is a library of real product UI, built MCP-first:
7,000+ real screens from 169 products, including Linear, Stripe, Vercel, Notion, Figma, Airbnb, Duolingo and Cursor.
Signed-in user flows, every step from sign-up to the aha moment, with notes on what each screen does.
Measured design guides: fonts, palette, type scale and layout read from the live product, plus a DESIGN.md and tokens for every collection.
Page-type galleries: paywalls, dashboards, landing pages, empty states and more, side by side across every product.
An MCP server: one URL for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex or Windsurf. Search by design problem, compare products, pick in chat, get a build-ready brief.
It's free. No account, no key. I built it because I was sick of my own vibe-coded apps looking like everyone else's. Great screens, ready to build from.