Turn your idea into a Bolt.new-ready spec

Why pair Draftlytic with Bolt.new?

Bolt.new generates a full-stack app from a single prompt — which means the quality of your spec determines the quality of your app. Without a clear brief, a full-stack builder has to guess at your data model, invent screens you didn't plan, and decide which features matter most. Draftlytic solves that by turning a one-line idea into a structured, editable spec: prioritized features, a typed data model with entities and fields, a navigation map with the API endpoints behind each screen, and a hard list of non-goals so Bolt doesn't add features you never asked for.

Bolt is iterative by nature — you prompt, review, adjust, re-prompt. Starting with a Draftlytic spec means each iteration is guided by a source of truth you control. Edit the spec in Draftlytic as requirements shift, re-export the PRD as Markdown or ZIP, and Bolt stays aligned with your actual intent instead of drifting toward its best guess.

How a Draftlytic PRD fits Bolt.new

• The typed data model (entities, fields, types) gives Bolt the backend shape up front — so it doesn't invent its own schema that contradicts your design.
• The navigation map with API endpoints tells Bolt which screens exist and what each one calls, preventing phantom routes or missing handlers.
• Prioritized must-have / nice-to-have / future features let you point Bolt at the core build first and layer extras in later prompts.
• Explicit Non-Goals are a hard constraint list — Bolt stops adding out-of-scope features because you've told it exactly what NOT to build.
• At Detailed depth, each feature gets up to four short testable acceptance criteria you can paste into a Bolt prompt as a direct checklist.
• Export the finished spec as Markdown or ZIP and drop it into Bolt, or push it straight to a connected GitHub repo to kick off the build.

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