UIDrop
A Chrome extension that reads a live page’s design system (colors, type, spacing, components) and sends that brief to LLMs; Pro adds a library to save snaps, compare sites, export Tailwind/shadcn/Figma, and a Design Merge feature.
Problem it solves. Quickly extract and aggregate design system details from live sites and produce unified prompts or exports for design/development workflows.
Who pays. Designers and developers who need to capture and reuse design system details from websites
Market. productivity / design tools / developer tools (Chrome extension)
How it makes money. One-time $4 Pro plan
Claimed. I raised Pro to $4 one-time and people still paid.
The post describes an active Chrome extension (UIDrop) with measurable traction (~5.8k installs, ~150 installs/day) and a concrete $4 one-time paid plan; commenters corroborate growth source (a mention by a creator) and give product-focused feedback rather than calling it promotional or fake.
“How did you get the initial jump from 60 to 5.8k? That kind of growth in 2 weeks for a extension is not normal at all. Was it a mention somewhere or just organic?” ▲ 30
“I actually got mentioned by an indian coder called Rammcodes, that showcased my tool on X, Facebook etc !” ▲ 60
“The store number counts installs that are sitting disabled as well, so the base worth talking about is the ones who fired an event this week.” ▲ 40