I liked that it was a bookmarklet, that is a much easier way to use it rather than putting a URL into another site, etc.

When I was first learning UX, this little tool was extremely useful. Despite how well-trained your eyes may be, there is still something about reducing a website down to its very basic layout and shape that is very helpful. When you discover a website you intuitively like, you can quickly see what comprises it -- and vice versa. This tool isn't going to magically feed you answers to web design problems, but what it did for me is it helped me to start understanding what makes a truly "simple" or "clean" design at a base level. The tool is so insanely easy to install and use that I can see absolutely no reason why all UX Designers should not just have it in their bookmarks bar. It can be a bit buggy or haphazard in its rendering, but I'd say 85% of the time it works the way it should. This is a great tool to help VERY quickly teach other people what a wireframe is -- whether they be budding UX designers or VPs or your grandparents. Unlike many apps, Wirify's utility to UX Designers is quick and obvious and it's really the only tool that does what it does. Click a button and see what it does (and how its useful) nearly instantaneously. That's a semi-rare thing when it comes to professional tools like this!