Feature Ideas

Implement a dedicated, intuitive visual editor (e.g., drag-and-drop or WYSIWYG) that allows users to manually adjust, refine, and customize the layout, styling, and content of the generated website/app without relying solely on the original prompt.

Implement integration with GitHub, allowing users to clone the generated app/website code, maintain two-way synchronization for seamless code edits, and enable unlimited export and self-hosting of their projects. This provides full ownership and flexibility for developers.

Enable users to import existing designs and layouts directly from Figma files to serve as a starting point or structure for their App

Implement a native, ready-to-use authentication module that allows users to easily add features like sign-up, login, password reset, and user management to their generated app, supporting common methods like email/password and potentially third-party OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, etc.).

Implement deep, native integration to use WordPress as a Headless CMS by leveraging Rest API options. This allows users to manage content (posts, pages, products, etc.) through the familiar, powerful WordPress dashboard while leveraging Sticklight's output for a modern, high-performance, and secure front-end application.

Working on apps with friends/family/co-workers such that more than one person can edit the content

The concept: Buy digital products cheaply from wholesalers, put them on my own website, and resell them to my customers. Product categories. Licenses; Subscriptions; Software etc..

I have an idea for how we can make using Sticklight even easier and more efficient for teams or friends. It would be fantastic if we could share a personal link or code that would allow, for example, a colleague, a team, or even a good friend to share the Sticklight page. This would allow us to test projects together, try out products, or evaluate features – without everyone needing a separate login. This kind of "shared testing" would not only facilitate collaboration but also encourage the exchange of experiences and feedback. I'm convinced that this feature would make working together with Sticklight even more attractive and practical – both for teams in their professional lives and for private users who enjoy discovering new things together.

Implement a foundational Design System that governs all generated UI components. The core of this feature is a dedicated Theme Editor which provides granular control to users. This editor allows users to define, customize, and manage global styling variables, including color palettes, typography scales, spacing tokens, and component sizing, effectively allowing them to create and apply custom Brand Themes across the app for comprehensive visual consistency.

Implement a dedicated, cloud-based Media Library where users can upload, manage, organize, and retrieve all visual and digital assets (images, videos, PDFs, custom fonts, etc.) used across their generated Sticklight applications and presentations. The library should include features like tagging, searching, and automatic optimization of assets for web delivery.

Allow users to easily connect their generated Sticklight application/website to a Google Analytics property by simply inputting their Tracking ID (GA4 Measurement ID). This enables users to utilize industry-standard external tools for in-depth traffic analysis, user behavior tracking, and goal conversions.

Implement a robust suite of tools providing full control over Search Engine Optimization and discoverability. This toolkit will include an Automated On-Page SEO Audit (checking titles, descriptions, headers, and alt tags), a Manual Editor for customizing Page Titles & Meta Descriptions, and Automation for generating and managing the robots.txt file and sitemap.xml.

Implement page navigation, eliminating the need to manually track or type AI-generated filenames. This improves workspace discoverability by providing a clear visual overview of the entire site structure, ensuring users can seamlessly switch contexts and never lose track of pages.

Allow users to paste a URL of an existing WordPress site built with Elementor and import it into Sticklight as an editable project. The import should preserve the page structure, layout, and styling as much as possible, mapping Elementor sections, containers, and widgets into Sticklight components. After import, users can refine, update, and redesign the site inside Sticklight instead of rebuilding it from scratch. The imported site becomes a fully editable foundation for redesign and iteration.

It would be very useful to have a user-level preference .md file that applies across all projects. Right now, I often have to repeat the same instructions over and over again, such as coding preferences, design principles, project structure, naming conventions, accessibility requirements, and general workflow rules. A persistent preference file on user level would save time, reduce friction, and improve consistency across projects. This could include things like: • preferred coding style • preferred frameworks or implementation patterns • design and UX standards • do’s and don’ts • content and tone preferences • accessibility and SEO defaults It would make the system feel much more personalized and reduce the need to re-explain the same context in every new project.