Work that stays
Close the tab and come back next week: the project is where it stopped
Every good app shows you what it does and hides how. That is why a copy costs months and comes out wrong. Unveil takes the cloth off first, so you build from what is really there
You see an app you want. Point Unveil at it, and in seconds you have everything under the cloth, written as the brief for your own version. Leave it, and the idea stays someone else's product.
Paste a public site or repo and get what it runs on, its fonts, colours, blocks and words. Press a link below and watch one lift.
Paste a link at the top of the page, or pick one above
Take the brief to Cursor, VS Code or any AI editor and say what changes. It builds yours, holds it against the original and repairs it until they match. Drag the veil below, then type your business and watch the page turn.
"Rebuild this site, but make it for my business: Juniper Bakery."
You close the laptop and the work goes on. Each agent gets a sealed machine with a shell, git and a headless browser, and clones, builds and tests there until the job is done.
Close the tab and come back next week: the project is where it stopped
It runs what it writes instead of guessing, and sees the page the way you do
A build request is the go-ahead. Going further or deleting needs your yes.
Every finding links to a file, a line or a screenshot, so you can check it yourself
Reading a link is free. Building takes model calls and machine time, and that is what credits buy: the bigger the job, the longer the bar.