Prototype right where you write.
With words + UX in one place
Make Google Docs your design studio for writers
Clients immediately get the vision when they see the wireframe structure. Revisions become much easier or they don't even ask.
Just discovered Pipewriter. Been obsessing over it all morning.
Indie Founder
I built Pipewriter to survive years of SaaS copy gigs. It's my jar of hearts of scripts, hacks and tricks, productized for your writerly enjoyment. They can AI all they like, but writing will always be the 💜 of product design.
I've never seen a tool like this that works natively in Docs. Been building wireframes by hand using tables, even for five-figure contracts. This changes everything for us UX writers.
This is such a fascinating use of AI for writers – could I potentially kiss my GDoc-patchwork wireframes goodbye?! Let's hope so.
Clients immediately get the vision when they see the wireframe structure. Revisions become much easier or they don't even ask.
I've never seen a tool like this that works natively in Docs. Been building wireframes by hand using tables, even for five-figure contracts. This changes everything for us UX writers.
This is such a fascinating use of AI for writers – could I potentially kiss my GDoc-patchwork wireframes goodbye?! Let's hope so.
Just discovered Pipewriter. Been obsessing over it all morning.
Indie Founder
I built Pipewriter to survive years of SaaS copy gigs. It's my jar of hearts of scripts, hacks and tricks, productized for your writerly enjoyment. They can AI all they like, but writing will always be the 💜 of product design.
I've been trying out no-code editors like Webflow and Wix but found them clunky. Going from copy doc to a website that's around 90% ready to deploy is the exact thing I've been looking for.
Clients immediately get the vision when they see the wireframe structure. Revisions become much easier or they don't even ask.
This is such a fascinating use of AI for writers – could I potentially kiss my GDoc-patchwork wireframes goodbye?! Let's hope so.
Just discovered Pipewriter. Been obsessing over it all morning.
Indie Founder
I built Pipewriter to survive years of SaaS copy gigs. It's my jar of hearts of scripts, hacks and tricks, productized for your writerly enjoyment. They can AI all they like, but writing will always be the 💜 of product design.
I've never seen a tool like this that works natively in Docs. Been building wireframes by hand using tables, even for five-figure contracts. This changes everything for us UX writers.
I've been trying out no-code editors like Webflow and Wix but found them clunky. Going from copy doc to a website that's around 90% ready to deploy is the exact thing I've been looking for.
Sidebar App in GDocs to click-drop 20 tables with dark mode and auto-updating text styles in all templates
Complete design system with 100+ tables and fancy styling options, plus early access to up & coming AI features
Set, forget, write with 1 year Pro plus exclusive access to 300+ advanced tables and store credits as a welcome gift