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A local-first visual workspace layer for the web apps you use every day. Make the web apps you use every day fit the way you work. Clayform lets you select elements on a website and visually adjust their appearance and layout without writing CSS. Restyle text and surfaces, resize compatible elements, hide distractions, and safely reorder items in flex and grid layouts. Your customisations stay on your device and are reapplied when you return. Clayform asks for access one website at a time, only when you choose to enable it. Features: - Visual editing directly on the current webpage. - Local, persistent customisations with no account or cloud backend. - Origin, route, and exact-page scopes. - Responsive breakpoint overrides. - Safe resizing and flow-based reordering. - Revert, reset, import, and export controls. - Conservative target recovery when websites change. - Local diagnostics and user-controlled support exports. - Opt-in official purpose packs with per-site access and individual rule controls. Clayform deliberately avoids arbitrary JavaScript, raw CSS, content replacement, and DOM reparenting. When a page structure cannot support an operation safely, Clayform explains the limitation instead of guessing. Privacy: Clayform has no advertising, analytics, telemetry, or automatic data transmission. Customisations and diagnostics remain in Chrome extension storage on your device. Official packs are never enabled automatically. Users install a pack explicitly, choose each site it may run on, and can pause the pack or disable individual rules at any time.
Aug 25, 2026
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