LuisUI generates a real, working project from a plain-English description -- frontend, and a real Python backend when it needs one -- then deploys it live with one click.
What comes out is real markup (and a real Python backend when the description needs one) -- rendered live in the preview above, not a rough sketch.
Describe the interface the way you'd describe it to a person -- no component library jargon required.
Purely visual asks get a styled HTML page; anything stateful gets a real stdlib-only Python backend too, generated in the same pass.
One click deploys the generated project to a real dedicated VM and exposes it publicly through a live bore tunnel -- an actual URL, not a mockup.
No separate signup -- link the LuisAI account you already have, the same cross-app linking LuisTerminal uses.
The generator, preview, and hosting above are genuinely working -- a real LLM call with LuisUI's own system prompt, a real deploy over SSH (via a disposable Docker SSH client container, never straight from this host) to a dedicated Alpine VM, and a real bore tunnel. Generated projects currently run as one shared Unix user on that VM rather than getting per-user isolation -- fine for trying things out, not yet a multi-tenant guarantee. Iterating on a generation conversationally ("make the middle tier stand out more") isn't built yet -- each Generate is a fresh, independent attempt.