Show HN: Onlook – Open-source, visual-first Cursor for designers

Summary

The Cursor for Designers – an Open-Source, Visual-First Code Editor Craft websites, prototypes, and designs with AI in Next.js + TailwindCSS. Make edits directly in the browser DOM with a visual editor. Design in realtime with code. An open-source alternative to Bolt.new, Lovable, V0, Replit Agent, Figma Make, Webflow, etc. 🚧 🚧 🚧 Onlook for Web is still under development 🚧 🚧 🚧 We're actively looking for contributors to help make Onlook for Web an incredible prompt-to-build experience. Check the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues), and join our Discord to collaborate with hundreds of other builders. What you can do with Onlook: Create Next.js app in seconds Start from text or image Use prebuilt templates Import from Figma Start from GitHub repo Create Next.js app in seconds Visually edit your app Use Figma-like UI Preview your app in real-time Manage brand assets and tokens Browse layers – Previously in Onlook Desktop Detect and use Components – Previously in Onlook Desktop Create and navigate to Pages – Previously in Onlook Desktop Manage project Images – Previously in Onlook Desktop Visually edit your app Development Tools Real-time code editor Save and restore from checkpoints Run commands via CLI Connect with app marketplace Edit code locally – Previously in Onlook Desktop Development Tools Deploy your app in seconds Generate sharable links Link your custom domain Deploy your app in seconds Collaborate with your team Real-time editing Leave comments Collaborate with your team Onlook for Desktop (aka Onlook Alpha) We're in early preview for Onlook Web. If you're looking for the downloadable desktop electron app, it's moved to Onlook Desktop. Why are we moving to the web? Read about our decision: Migrating from Electron to Web Getting Started Available soon with a hosted app or run locally. Usage Onlook will run on any Next.js + TailwindCSS project, import your project through into Onlook or start from scratch within the editor. Use ...