Release
Prototypes are now one consistent, clickable document
Prototypes generate as a single HTML document — every screen shares one stylesheet and one nav, with built-in click-through — so screens stop drifting from one another and the whole thing looks like one product.
Generated prototypes used to be built one page at a time — each screen its own document with its own stylesheet. On a fast model that meant screens drifted from each other: one screen polished, the next a little off, and different PRDs coming out oddly similar. This release rebuilds prototype generation around a single document.
One document, one stylesheet
A prototype is now one HTML file. Every screen is a view inside it, and they all share the same stylesheet, the same component kit, and the same navigation. Because there's literally one set of styles, screens can't drift from one another — the whole prototype reads as one coherent product. In our side-by-side testing the single-document build was dramatically more consistent than the old per-page approach (and faster to generate).
Still fully clickable
It's not a flat scroll. The document has a tiny built-in router, so clicking a nav link or a CTA switches screens right in the preview — Sign up → Dashboard → Settings — exactly like clicking through a real app. Present mode and shared links work the same way.
Simpler editing
Because navigation lives in the prototype itself, the separate page index is gone — you just click through the preview. Refine by chat as before ("make the signup hero calmer", "add a pricing screen") and Thinkr updates the affected screen in place. Focused screens (sign-up, confirmations, errors) correctly drop the app nav so they read as the focused moments they are.
Existing prototypes keep working as they were; regenerate one to move it to the new single-document format.