Feature Ideas

Implement a dedicated non-production environment (staging/sandbox) that allows users to test major updates, design changes, and feature integrations privately and thoroughly before deploying them live to the production website/app.

Implement an integrated tool that analyzes and grades the generated app based on key performance metrics, such as Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID/INP, CLS) and general Page Speed. The feature will provide clear, actionable suggestions and optimizations (e.g., image compression, asset minification, and caching improvements) to ensure fast loading times and a smooth user experience.

The AI ​​often crashes, and you have to press something like "continue" or "how far are you" in the chat to continue. Automatic detection would be great. And if it would also immediately check if the entire task has been completed, that would be fantastic. Often, when it crashes, it's only halfway done, and if you say "continue," it continues, but things are often half-finished (or not at all) even though it claims it is.

It's useful if one wants to quickly design and build a site or interface, and use it with the familiar Elementor & WordPress ecosystem.

Beside to the existing "Private App" feature request (which controls publishing access), please add a feature that allows users to create Private/Restricted Projects inside a shared team workspace. Currently, all workspace members can see every project. We need a "Project Visibility" toggle (e.g., Workspace vs. Restricted) within individual project settings. Why this matters: Privacy: Allows users to work on sensitive initiatives or experimental drafts before sharing.Workspace Cleanliness: Prevents main project from getting cluttered with personal projects.Billing Efficiency: Lets users utilize shared workspace credits without needing to create a separate personal account just for privacy. Ideally, Workspace Admins would retain oversight, but standard members would be restricted from seeing or editing the private project.

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.

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 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.

Integrate an automated audit tool that scans the generated app against major accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG 2.1/2.2). The tool will provide users with a report detailing issues related to color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and ARIA attributes, along with specific steps to ensure the site is usable by people with disabilities.

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.

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.

Integrate an analytics dashboard directly into the Sticklight platform. This will provide users with essential, privacy-compliant, first-party data on their generated app/website's performance, including unique visitors, page views and top content without needing to install external tools like Google Analytics.

Allow users to save complex features (like an advanced side-cart with upsells) as reusable templates that can be instantly imported into any other project. This centralized library enables developers to build a personal "toolbox" of pre-configured, high-quality components, drastically reducing development time for recurring features across different sites.

Implement full support for a Dark Mode theme across the entire Sticklight platform UI, including the dashboard, editor, and settings. Users can enable this feature in their preferences to reduce eye strain and match their operating system settings.

Integrate a built-in tool that performs an automated Search Engine Optimization (SEO) audit on the generated app. This feature will provide users with actionable feedback and scores on key on-page elements, including meta titles, descriptions, header structure (H1-H6), image alt tags, and overall content quality to maximize search visibility.