Plainify

0.3.4 (22 June 2026)

Light themes stay light.

What got better

• A product set to light mode by default no longer builds out dark. When a brand uses a dark color (like a charcoal newspaper), the spec could accidentally treat that dark color as the page background and ship a dark site. Now the default background stays light, and the dark color is used for text and headlines where it belongs.

0.3.3 (21 June 2026)

Builds have images again.

What got better

• Image-heavy products now render real photos again. A recent change went too far and stripped photography from products that depend on it, so a news site or a hotel could build out with no images at all. Photos are back, matched to what each section is actually about, while the irrelevant stock-photo padding stays gone.

0.3.2 (21 June 2026)

A follow-up so generated specs are fully dash-free.

What got better

• Generated specs now use natural punctuation everywhere. The previous version cleaned only part of the output, so some dashes still slipped through. They are gone now.

0.3.1 (21 June 2026)

A small polish to how specs read.

What got better

• Generated specs now use clean, natural punctuation instead of dashes, so they read more like written prose and less like machine output.

0.3.0 (21 June 2026)

Better-looking builds, and your references stay yours.

What's new

• Bigger, bolder headlines. Specs now define a proper display size for hero headlines, so a landing page leads with a real headline moment instead of a heading that's the same size as everything else.
• A full color palette, not just two colors. Every spec now derives a complete working palette from your two brand colors: surfaces, text, borders, and proper error, success, and focus colors. Builds look finished instead of washed-out.
• A plan for images. Each spec lists the visuals it needs and how to handle each one when you don't supply a photo: draw it as an icon, lean on type, or flag it for you. Builds no longer fill the gaps with random stock photos.
• Builds check their own work. When you build with Claude Code, it now takes screenshots at phone, tablet, and desktop sizes and fixes layout problems before calling the build done.

What changed

• Your references stay yours. Leave the References field blank and Plainify no longer guesses design links for you. The spec simply leaves them out. When you do add references, those are the only ones used.

0.2.1 (2 June 2026)

Downloaded projects now pick the latest Claude model automatically when you build with Claude Code.

What got better

• When you download your spec with "Build with Claude Code" and start Claude Code in the terminal, the project now runs on the latest Claude model by default. Previously it was pinned to one fixed version, so to move to a newer Claude you had to edit settings.json under the .claude folder by hand. Now it tracks the latest model on its own, no manual change needed.

0.2.0 (19 May 2026)

Stronger abuse protection, less collateral damage.

What got better

• Generation requests are now silently verified to make sure each one comes from a real person. No prompts, no checkboxes, nothing visible for normal use.
• Shared-network false positives are gone. If you and a co-worker are on the same office connection, one person burning through their budget no longer cuts the other off.

Privacy and limits

• No new data is collected about you. The verification disappears with each request; your specs are still never stored on our servers.

0.1.0 (17 May 2026)

The biggest update since launch. Mobile builds, cleaner specs, and stronger privacy.

What's new

• Mobile builds. Pick React Native or Flutter and get a complete app scaffold, not just a web project pretending to be mobile.
• Smarter inspiration. Leave the References field blank and Plainify suggests a hand-picked set of design links instead of letting the AI guess.
• Splash screens. Mobile builds ship with a proper branded splash screen out of the box.
• About page. A short note on who's behind Plainify and why it exists.

What got better

• Specs adapt to what you describe instead of being forced into a fixed template. The "design archetype" dropdown is gone.
• The Claude Code bundle is sharper: clearer rules, better self-audits, fewer ways the build can go off-rails.
• The References field is now respected exactly. Paste your own URLs and you'll get only those, no extras.

What got fixed

• Picking Flutter or React Native no longer accidentally returns a web tech stack.
• The same URL no longer shows up twice in a generated spec.

Privacy and limits

• Added abuse protection to keep the service fast and free for everyone.
• No accounts, no logins, no personal data collected during generation.

0.0.1 (11 April 2026)

Initial public version of Plainify.