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Same.new

AI website builder that clones any site's UI from a URL into an editable React project.

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About

Same.new, built by Y Combinator-backed Million Software, is an AI website builder whose signature trick is audacious: paste any website URL and its AI scans the page, extracts structure, styles, and images, and regenerates the interface as an editable React project in moments. The tool then offers one-click Deploy to Netlify (leveraging Next.js for SSR/SSG), a Fork Project option for iterating on existing builds without starting over, and an agentic cloud IDE where users pair-program with the AI against a live preview.

It sits in the crowded AI-website-cloner niche alongside tools like UXMagic and DeepSite, differentiating on speed and the editability of its output rather than pixel-perfect fidelity. Honest caveats: cloning reproduces look and feel, not the original site's backend or licensed assets — users must have rights to the design they replicate and replace placeholder content; and complex interactive sites may need significant manual cleanup after the initial generation.

What it can do

  • Clone UI: URL-to-React project generation
  • Agentic cloud IDE with live preview and GitHub sync
  • One-click Deploy to Netlify
  • Fork Project for iterative collaboration
  • Chat-based editing of layout, copy, and styles

Setup

Open same.new in the browser, paste a URL or describe the site, and iterate in chat.

Prerequisites

A Same.new account; paid plan for higher usage and private projects.

Use cases

website-builderprototypingweb-designvibe-coding

Works with

Trust score — 7/10

/10 trustMetrics-checked

Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 70; Trending score 72/100 from researcher assessment.

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