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Describe an idea, a screen or a flow. Delible will rough it out sketchily; low-stakes and impossible to polish.

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v 0.1 · draft← drag me

Fidelityisafunctionofconfidence.

When you're still figuring it out, your prototype should look like it. Hand-drawn, erasable components invite the right kind of feedback.

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Every screen explains itself.

Open any screen and it tells you why it looks the way it does, tied back to the words of your prompt. Its Story keeps every version, so the reasoning travels with the sketch instead of getting lost.

  • ✕Why this design: who it’s for, the job it serves
  • ✕What it leads with, and how it differs
  • ✕Your prompt, with the words it built on marked
  • ✕Story: every version, newest first
Pick listscreen 1 of 3

Why this design

For
Warehouse pickers mid-shift
Their job
Flag a stuck aisle without stopping
Leads with
A full-width “Stuck” button
How it differs
Built for gloved thumbs on a 5" screen
Your prompt
a picker app for gloved hands that can flag a stuck aisle
Story3 versions
  1. v3Made the Stuck button full width2m ago · chat · latest
  2. v2High contrast only, no gradients5m ago · whole board
  3. v1Drawn: built for gloved thumbs8m ago · first draw

Four moves.That's the whole loop.

  1. 01
    step 1
    Type
    ▍

    — describe it in any words you have

  2. 02
    step 2
    See
    ▍

    — it lands straight on the board, rough and phone-first

  3. 03
    step 3
    Steer
    ▍

    — another prompt to steer what you got

  4. 04
    step 4
    Review
    ▍

    — each screen says who it’s for and keeps every version, not just pixels

Pricing

Start free.Then pay as you go.

Delible’s web app runs on credits. Try it without an account, get more when you sign up, and top up only when you run low.

No card to start

Pay as you go

$5for 500 credits

≈ 100 new screens · pay only when you make something

Pay for what you make. No subscription, no commitment.

Start free

Prices in US dollars. Top-ups are paid through Stripe.

  • 75 free credits to try — no account, no card
  • 75 more when you sign up
  • A new screen ≈ 5 credits · a change ≈ 4 credits
  • Top up $5 → 500 credits any time you run low
  • Every published sketch gets a permanent link
  • Sign in to keep your sketches in one place

Coming soon to ChatGPT

  • Free to start, with no Delible account needed
  • Sign in to Delible to save your sketches
  • Opens in ChatGPT’s side panel on Plus and higher plans

Look as done as you actually are.

N°01

A thought, not a decision

Every line is provisional. That's not a limitation — it's the whole point. When it looks erasable, people treat it that way.

N°02

Sketchy by constraint

Show it rough and people respond to the idea. Show it polished and they respond to the pixels. The fidelity you choose shapes the conversation you get.

N°03

Speed is the constraint

There's no way to over-polish. No way to lose a day to alignment. You sketch fast, steer it in plain words, and share it before the idea loses momentum.

N°04

Unlovable by design

Other tools make things look production-ready. Delible makes things look exactly as finished as they are. The roughness is the message.