Stuck on a repair, or want to build something from a photo you saved? Point your iPhone at it — or describe what's wrong — and VisuCraft generates a step-by-step visual guide tailored to what's actually in front of you, annotated right on your own picture. Get a diagnosis before the fix, a printable manual, an IKEA-style parts breakdown, an AI mechanic to answer questions, photo-based Step Check-In that catches mistakes before you make them worse, and — with Pro — a narrated cartoon walkthrough you can watch like a video.
No manuals to hunt down, no forum threads, no guesswork
Snap a photo of the thing you're fixing — or an inspiration photo of something you want to build. Tell VisuCraft what's wrong, if anything, in your own words.
For repairs, VisuCraft leads with the likely cause and where to check it — so you're not guessing, and not paying a pro's service call just to find out what's wrong.
After a tricky step, take a checkpoint photo. VisuCraft's AI tells you if it's right — or rewrites the step on the spot if what it sees doesn't match the plan.
Follow the annotated photo steps and printable manual, or switch to Watch mode for a narrated cartoon walkthrough of the whole job — Pro subscribers only.
The one thing a YouTube video or paper manual can never do
Every how-to on the internet is blind. It can't see your specific unit, your exact bolt, or whether you just did the step right. VisuCraft can — because it works from your photo. That means guidance built for what's in front of you, and real confirmation at the moments where a mistake costs you the most.
Guides are built from your actual photo, not a generic template
Hazard flags and required PPE surfaced before you start each step
Fractional SAE tool names and sizing, spoken like a real garage
A complete toolkit from a single photo
Highlight boxes, measurement lines, and numbered callouts drawn straight onto your photo — tap to zoom in on any detail.
Two modes from one app: repair or assemble what's in the photo, or hand it an inspiration image and get a build plan with a full materials shopping list.
Ask anything about your guide — "which bolt first?", "is this safe with the power on?" — or tell it to adjust a step, and the guide updates.
Snap a checkpoint photo after a step and get an instant verdict — confirmed, needs a retry, or a safety warning — and a corrected step if your situation doesn't match the plan.
A narrated cartoon walkthrough of every step, generated once per guide and saved — for hands-busy moments when reading isn't an option. VisuCraft Pro.
Every guide shows what a professional would typically charge for the same job, and your library tracks the running total across every project you've completed.
Free to try — go unlimited whenever you're ready
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$9.99/mo or $69.99/yr
3-day free trial on the yearly plan.
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What people usually ask about VisuCraft.
You photograph a project — a leaking tap, a flat-pack shelf, a bike that won't shift gear — and VisuCraft produces a step-by-step visual guide for that specific object. It starts with a diagnosis of what it thinks is wrong, then gives you an annotated manual drawn on your own picture, an IKEA-style breakdown of the parts involved, and a narrated Watch-mode walkthrough you can follow hands-free.
A search returns a guide for someone else's version of the problem. VisuCraft works from the photo you took, so the instructions are annotated on your actual object, in its actual condition. There is also an AI mechanic you can ask follow-up questions, and photo-based Step Check-In that looks at your progress and catches a mistake before it becomes an expensive one.
After a step, you take a photo of your progress and VisuCraft checks it against what the step should look like. If something is off — a part fitted backwards, a screw in the wrong hole — you find out then, rather than three steps later when it is much harder to undo.
Both. Carpenter mode covers building and assembly projects, and the diagnosis flow is built for repair — describe what is wrong or let it read the photo, and it works out the likely cause before telling you how to fix it.
VisuCraft is free to download with core functionality included. Pro unlocks the full feature set including the narrated cartoon walkthrough. Current pricing is shown on the App Store listing.