Turn your website into an agent‑ready reconstruction workspace.

One click captures a site you’re authorized to reproduce — its running code, rendered evidence, and assets — and gives a coding agent a starting point for rebuilding it as a maintainable Next.js application.

Every extraction contains four layers

Runtime mirror

The site’s localized code for investigation at its original routes. Missing assets or private services can limit replay.

Static reference

Localized evidence with the source runtime disabled. Capture diagnostics identify which screenshots are suitable for pixel comparison.

Rebuild kit

Routes, assets, and design evidence, with responsive screenshots and interaction or animation records when those capture options are enabled.

Next.js workspace

A clean App Router / React / Tailwind project with acceptance tests, ready for reconstruction — never pasted HTML.

How it works

1. Capture. Choose one page or review discovered routes. Enable browser evidence for responsive screenshots and selected states; template siblings can use lighter content capture.
2. Verify. Review capture diagnostics. Compare the runtime mirror with available captures before relying on its behavior.
3. Rebuild. A coding agent drives the mirror live, rebuilds the site as maintainable components, and proves the result against acceptance gates.

Processing stays on your device. Extraction requests the chosen site and its resources; an optional local collector can retain diagnostic logs. Use Recast on sites you own or have permission to reproduce.