NeuralCanvas
Sketch an interface by hand and get a clean wireframe, on a GPU canvas for Linux.
Draw layouts with a mouse or pen on an infinite canvas. NeuralCanvas recognises buttons, inputs, cards and text locally, shows an editable wireframe over the sketch, restyles it from a screenshot and exports SVG, PDF, PNG and JPEG. No account, no network.
- Recognises 15 shape types on a worker thread (96.7% on held-out fixtures, 55 ms for 2,000 strokes)
- Sketch, hybrid, wireframe and side-by-side views, with uncertain items marked for review
- Style mirror: palette, corner radius and spacing from a screenshot, with a WCAG 2.1 AA check
- SVG, PDF, PNG (2×) and JPEG export for the sketch and the wireframe
- Holds 120 Hz at 1440p on an Intel Arc iGPU; 111 ms cold start, 68 MB idle
- Saved within 300 ms of every change in a local SQLite database
- Platform
- Linux x86_64
- Version
- v0.1.0
- Shipped
- 25 Oct 2026
- Download
- .AppImage 9.2 MB
Opens the GitHub release page: release notes, checksums and the download.
Linux chmod +x the AppImage, then run it. It needs a working Vulkan driver and uses your system's Wayland library.
Verify the download
- NeuralCanvas-0.1.0-x86_64.AppImage
80fd1df052b91f46692bbba8b78619a14f2195dd5558940c882caf18f49d2247
Check with sha256sum <file> on Linux or shasum -a 256 <file> on macOS.
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