Comparisons
How we compare, and what we hold the comparison to
Graphlit overlaps with several categories that do not overlap much with each other. These are the honest versions — including where another tool is the better answer.
Sketch-to-code tools compared: tldraw, Uizard, and more
Tools that turn a sketch, wireframe or screenshot into code, compared by what each one actually produces and what happens to your drawing afterwards.
13 August 2026 · 7 min read · Markdown
AI app builders compared: v0, Bolt, Lovable, Replit
An honest comparison of the main AI app builders: what each one is genuinely good at, the failure mode they share, and how to pick one for your project.
9 August 2026 · 6 min read · Markdown
Prompt-to-app tools: what they do, where they stop
Prompt-to-app tools made the first version nearly free. What they reliably do well, and the exact point at which they stop helping you.
9 August 2026 · 5 min read · Markdown
Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code: assistants compared
AI coding assistants are now genuinely good at writing code. A comparison of the main options by how much context each one holds, and what none of them track.
9 August 2026 · 5 min read · Markdown
The standard these are held to
Published so you can hold us to it. If a comparison on this site breaks one of these, that is a defect and we would like to know.
Approaches, not feature checklists
Feature tables are stale within a quarter and tell you what a tool shipped, not how it thinks. These compare architectural approaches, which change slowly and actually predict what a tool will be good at next year.
What each tool is genuinely good at, said plainly
Every comparison names the thing the other tool does better. A page that finds no merit in an alternative is an advertisement, and readers grade it as one.
No invented numbers
No benchmarks we did not run, no percentages with nobody behind them, no “teams ship faster” without a team. One fabricated figure discredits every honest sentence around it.
No testimonials we do not have
We are early and have nobody to quote yet. The site says so rather than manufacturing social proof — a testimonial we invented would discredit the numbers beside it, which are real.
When these were last checked
Vendor documentation was last re-read on 9 August 2026. Next check due November 2026. That pass found three claims already out of date — one tool had repositioned, one had been renamed after an acquisition, and one had gained a capability that made our description of it an undersell. They were corrected. We mention it because a comparison page that never admits to being wrong is one nobody should trust.
Something here unfair or out of date? Tell us — including if you build one of the tools described.