About Frameium
Frameium captures the best design on the web and frames it for reuse: snap any URL and its sections are auto-categorized by element, device, and type into a searchable library. Curate moodboards, save smart views, and turn references into layouts — so humans and agents can find and build from exactly the right frame, fast.
Mission
The design tool landscape has exploded. Hundreds of tools ship every year, each solving a narrow problem brilliantly — but scattered across Product Hunt launches, Reddit threads, and bookmark folders. Finding the right tool for a specific output type, budget, or aesthetic direction is harder than it should be.
Frameium collects, categorizes, and profiles every significant design tool. Not just a list — a structured catalog with normalized taxonomy, extracted color palettes, and explicit capability descriptors. Good enough for a human to browse on a phone, precise enough for an agent to query programmatically.
The same applies to visual inspiration. It is harder to find than it should be, and benefits from the same treatment: indexed by color, style, and descriptor so you can retrieve the exact reference you need.
Two pillars
From tiny custom utilities to full creative studios — each with a home, a profile, and automatic categorization by export type, capability, platform, and pricing. Search by what it makes, not just what it's called.
A growing library of visual inspiration, auto-tagged by medium, style, texture, ratio, and color. Find the exact visual reference in seconds, whether you are pulling mood boards or feeding a prompt.
Principles
Flat over elevated
Structure comes from hairline borders and whitespace, not shadows and gradients. Clean enough to read at a glance, technical enough to trust.
Taxonomy over free text
Every field that can be enumerated is. Export types, color buckets, pricing models, platforms — all closed-set. Filters are deterministic; agents can query without guessing.
Humans and agents, same API
The same catalog that powers the UI is queryable over a JSON API. There is no separate AI version — the data model is the interface.
For agents
Every entry carries normalized taxonomy, an extracted color palette, and an explicit capability descriptor. Query over a clean JSON API or discover the full index via llms.txt.
GET /api/v1/tools?outputs=code&colors=orange
{
"tool": "screenshot-to-code",
"outputs": ["code", "website"],
"bestFor": ["turn a screenshot into UI"],
"palette": [{ "hex": "#FF650F", "name": "orange" }]
}Frameium
Capture, organize, and build from the best design on the web — for humans and agents.