SketchScreens

5.5easy start · #18 of 20
in User Flow Software

Runs on self-hosted, Web.

SketchScreens is ranked #18 of 20 in user flow software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted, Web.

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Purpose: SketchScreens generates hand-drawn wireframes and user-flow maps from an app’s source code.
Run method: The site says to run it in a repository with `npx sketchscreens`, with no install, setup, or configuration required.
Screen details: It reads screen headings, fields, buttons, and lists from components to draw recognizable wireframes.
Flow mapping: It maps screens that are wired together and labels flow arrows with what triggers each move.
Review tools: The browser map can be searched, focused, and exported; selecting a screen shows its route, source file, connections, and elements.
Coverage: The site says each run prints a coverage report to show which surfaces were included.
Frameworks: The site lists Next.js, React, Flutter, Express, Vue, SwiftUI, Remix, SvelteKit, React Native, and Angular as supported stacks.
Local operation: SketchScreens runs locally, and its viewer binds to 127.0.0.1.
Privacy: The site says nothing about the user’s code leaves the machine by default and that the product has no phone-home behavior.
License: SketchScreens is MIT licensed and described as free, open, and self-hostable.
Intended users: The site identifies developers onboarding to a codebase, PMs and designers reviewing flows, and agencies auditing client apps as intended users.
Pricing: The site describes SketchScreens as free and says there is nothing to sign up for.

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