Lazyweb

Lazyweb is an agent-first design research platform that gives AI coding agents access to 257k+ real app screens, competitive analysis workflows, and opinionated design skills. It integrates directly with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor via an MCP server, enabling agents to perform deep design research without leaving the terminal. The platform is free for both humans and agents, offering a full design reference library alongside structured agent skills.

• /lazyweb-design-research — Run deep competitive analysis across 257k+ screens, generating structured reports with patterns, anti-patterns, and actionable recommendations.
• /lazyweb-quick-references — Pull reference screenshots for any UI pattern in seconds, downloaded locally and grouped by visual similarity.
• /lazyweb-design-improve — Screenshot your current design, find similar screens in top apps, and receive concrete improvement suggestions.
• /lazyweb-design-brainstorm — Cross-pollinate ideas by deliberately searching outside your product category for novel UI patterns.
• Multi-library connectivity — Connect Mobbin, Savee, Dribbble, Behance, and more; your agent searches them all alongside Lazyweb's screen library in a single query.
• MCP integration — Install the Lazyweb MCP server once and use all 6 opinionated skills directly from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor with slash commands.
• HTML report output — Research results are saved as structured Markdown and HTML reports with downloaded reference screenshots organized locally.
• Browse flows for humans — Step-by-step user flows from real apps are browsable at /canvas/flows, organized by category (Onboarding, Sign Up, Sign In, Permissions, Settings, Paywall, Checkout, and more).
• Browse companies for humans — The companies library is browsable at /canvas/companies, letting you explore screens by app or brand.
• Free for humans — Browse the full 257k+ screen library, companies, user flows, and download screenshots with no paywall.