Questions, answered.

A Mac app that keeps the UI you love: screenshots, links and X posts. It tags each one, writes your style down in MOODFILE.md, and hands both to your coding agent over MCP, so the agent builds in your style instead of the AI default.

No. Moodfile doesn't ship components. It keeps your references and describes your style, so your agent can use the components you already have and still make them look like yours.

A region of your screen with ⌥⇧1, or whatever is on your clipboard with ⌥⇧2: an image, a link, or a link to an X post. You can also drag images in, and change the shortcuts in Settings. For links it reads the page's real fonts, sizes and spacing too, and every reference keeps its source.

The kind of screen, its colours, fonts, layout, and the one move worth stealing. Tagging happens in the background while you keep working.

Your style, written down in plain Markdown from your references: the ground, the type, the colours, and what to avoid. Linked projects get a copy, and CLAUDE.md points to it, so agents that read files follow it too.

To save references, yes. Moodfile is a native Mac app. The agents you connect can run anywhere, including in the cloud.

Anything that supports MCP, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf and Zed. For tools that read files instead, export MOODFILE.md or a Cursor rule into the project.

Search your references, open one by its ID, list your tags, and read your whole MOODFILE.md. It asks for what fits the screen it's building, so a pricing page gets your pricing references.

Yes. Your MCP connection is private to your account and works from anywhere, so cloud agents can use your references too.

See for yourself. The examples page has two real Claude Code runs per screen with the same prompt and model, one with Moodfile and one without, and links the raw HTML each run wrote.

In a private cloud library tied to your account, which is how it syncs across your Macs and how your agents reach it. Only you and the agents you connect can read it. Each image is sent to a vision model once so it can be tagged.

We use it only for Moodfile updates and your place in line, and every email has an unsubscribe link. The privacy page has the details.

Founding members get the beta first, in mid-November. Then the waitlist gets in a batch at a time, from the front of the line. Every friend who joins with your invite link moves you up 25 places, and 3 friends puts you in the first batch. You'll get one email when your spot opens.

Solo is $9 a month for one person and one Mac. Pro is $19 a month with unlimited references. Studio, for teams of up to 5, is $49 a month and comes after launch. Founding members get Pro for $9 a month for as long as they stay.

Yes. Any time before launch, reply to your Stripe receipt and you'll get a full refund.