Kopiiki is a local tool that converts websites into offline snapshots or AI-readable design references.

Designed for designers, frontend engineers, and Agent products, it aims to provide more reference content beyond web screenshots.

Kopiiki extracts website content in two ways:

• Snapshot: An offline website archive containing rewritten local resources.

• Design: A comprehensive design document capturing transferable design decisions: layout syntax, web structure, responsive behavior, font fallback strategies, visual checkpoints, and asset prompt words.

Its design mode is not a website cloning workflow. It is a prompt-first design document standard designed to help Coding Agents reconstruct a similar design language while avoiding the use of logos, images, videos, commercial font files, trademark graphics, and full original text.

Kopiiki is actually the Romanized spelling of the Japanese "コピー機", meaning "copy machine".
Where "コピー" is copy, and "機" is machine, so combined it is copy machine.