A few weeks ago I shared an MVP called PixelGlass - an AI Theme builder for Ghost.
It’s my first AI-first product and I learnt a lot from building it, with many lessons.
I had a great initial response but lots of feedback to take into account. After talking to many people, doing some calls and restructured everything from the ground up, I’m ready to announce the relaunch of PixelGlass.
We have an updated pricing strategy, better integration with Ghost and an agent even smarter trained on the Ghost theming system.
We now offer a much more powerful and flexible experience that lets Ghost creators and developers go from idea to production-ready theme faster than ever before.
If you’re building on Ghost, whether you’re a solo creator, agency, or enterprise team, I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think.
https://pixelglass.co
Excited to keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with AI + Ghost.
Feedback and new ideas always welcome! 
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Hello. Success with your service.
One feedback: Your pricing says creating a full theme takes about 100 credits.
But above when you compare the costs with buying a template, you mention the minimum price which has only 18 credits.
I think it would be better to put a more realistic price to the table, that aligns with the information you share in pricing section.
My take on AI based theme generators:
I think these tools are good for designers or people who have talent on designing. Trying to create a Ghost theme with a few generic sentence would just generate an average of all Ghost themes out there (this is how AI works). But for a designer (+ with a little frontend coding knowledge), AI tools can reduce the general friction a lot. So, a service like this should target professionals, not themeforest customers, I think.
If it should work for pure non-technical consumers, it should not ask for text-based prompts. It should start by asking questions, like a real designer would do. “What is your site about?”, “How do you host it (to know the capabilities)?”, “What kind of web designs you generally like (shows a few option)?”, “Will your articles always have a feature image?”, -if it’s a podcast- “Will you host audio files on your Ghost or somewhere else?” … etc. Then, this can create a really detailed prompt and a better output, regardless of the experience of the consumer.
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This is incredible feedback, exactly what I need! Thank you so much @muratcorlu . I already updated the landing page regarding the pricing. I’ll keep playing with the copy as well - your feedback regarding Themeforest says a lot. :)
The guided questions are on the pipeline and I’m certainly going to improve the flow to make adoption for non-technical customers easier.
I really appreciate the time you put it to write the feedback! :)
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Ronald, congratulations with the release! It sounds truly like a great idea and a fantastic tool. Agree with the comment that this is for the ones like me, designers with a good idea of typography and image but lacking the skills to build code. I’m very interested in giving it a go but would like to know if you could include examples (screenshots) of sites when you give the prompts. It helps a lot to be able to feed the AI with examples rather than explaining it all with words. Will your app accept them?
Thanks, greetings from neighbouring Japan.
Hi Luis! Thank you for the feedback!
Yes, you can upload screenshots as attachments onto the App and the AI will attempt to replicate it. It’s a new feature I only added last week and I’m adding it to the landing page. 
Cheers!
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