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Lays out every page of your product, and keeps them current.
- Turns the first prompt into a canvas of boards
- Keeps the plan current as you change your mind
- Draws the data behind the pages before anyone builds it
Apps, websites, landing pages, whole platforms. Describe your idea in plain words. Your AI employees sketch every page so you can see it first, then write, design and build it for real. No coding needed.
The old way, your plan goes to a designer, then a developer, then back again. Every step takes weeks, and a bit of the idea gets lost each time. Here you and your AI employees work on one set of page sketches you can all see.
What are we building?
Three directions, same page. Pick one and I’ll draw the rest in it.
Whole page painted, all ten sections. The wireframes are still under it. Flip back anytime.
Canvas is approved. Devi builds it now.
Built. One page, ten sections.
Everyone works on the same picture, so nothing gets lost and nobody waits.
A wireframe is a simple sketch of a page: boxes, headings and buttons, no colours yet. Ask AI for the finished thing straight away and the ideas come out generic. Let it plan on a sketch first, and the result matches what you pictured.
With most AI tools, the hard part is explaining which bit you mean. Here you stick a note on the exact heading or button. Your AI employees change that one part and leave the rest alone.
Click a yellow note on the design. Anouk changes that part, and only that part.
Every page your AI employees sketch is yours to edit. Drag a section, retype a heading, add a page you forgot. None of that costs a thing. AI usage is spent once, when your AI employees build what you approved.
On other AI app builders, every one of those changes costs you a message to the AI. Here only the build does.
HuntingHydra is built by a product and marketing studio with ten years of client work, and every AI employee works the way that studio does. Whether it’s an app, a landing page or the words on it, you don’t have to write instructions or set a tone. The design and the wording fit your product, and the know-how is updated every day.

Lays out every page of your product, and keeps them current.

Rewrites every line so a person could have written it.

Builds what you approved, then owns it.

Picks one launch channel and writes the assets.

Three looks to pick from, then the rest in the one you chose.

Adds the pages people search for, and the mail that brings them back.

Wires the step you keep doing by hand.
Every AI employee comes with every plan. Nothing to unlock, nothing to set up.
It goes live with everything it needs: somewhere to store your data, logins for your users and its own web address. Host it with us, or take the code, and Devi, your AI developer, walks you through putting it online yourself.

Built out the full home page, all 12 sections from the wireframe, not just the hero. Same dark and lime system as the approved hero.
Your AI marketers show you what works for apps like yours, and make the posts, pages and emails. When a good idea comes up, it goes back into your project and gets built.
TheoLaunch postWe opened with one cliff house in Lisbon. Now there are 1,204 stays.
RosaSearchSea-view houses on the cliffs, ten minutes from Cascais. From $96 a night.
#3 for “cliff house lisbon” ▲ 5
KitEmailCancel inside three days and pay nothing.
One product, from idea to live on the web.
Ship something every month.
Your whole team on one board.
Run it on the Claude, ChatGPT or Codex you already pay for.
Other builders guess your whole product from one message. Here your AI employees sketch every page first, you leave notes on what to change, and only then is anything built.
Yes. You describe it in plain words, your AI employees sketch every page, and you move and retype things on the sketch like a document. The code is written for you.
Yes. A landing page, a website, or a platform with several apps behind it, like a marketplace with a guest app, a host app and an admin.
Asked for a finished app straight away, AI spends its effort on code and the ideas come out generic. Planning on a simple sketch first means the pages are thought through before anything is built.
Yes to both. Host it with us, or take the code: it is in your GitHub from the first build, and Devi walks you through putting it online yourself.