The AI User Testing Agent helps automate the process of assessing and improving your website’s usability. Utilizing advanced AI technology, it analyses how users navigate and interact with your site, identifying potential issues and offering solutions to enhance the user experience. This eliminates the need for extensive manual testing and provides quick, data-driven feedback to help you make informed decisions. Perfect for web designers, developers, and marketers, this tool aims to save time, improve site functionality, and boost user engagement and conversions.

Polymet is an innovative AI-powered product design tool designed to accelerate your design process and deliver production-ready code quickly. With Polymet, you can describe your design needs or upload images, iteratively edit and refine your designs, and ultimately preview and obtain the code. The tool integrates smoothly with Figma and your existing codebase, making it easy to use your components. It’s a perfect solution for designers and developers aiming to streamline their workflow and enhance productivity.

UX Eyer is a Chrome extension that leverages AI to provide comprehensive evaluations of your UI/UX designs, identifying and suggesting improvements for layout, styling, copy, accessibility, navigation, and visuals. It helps developers and designers refine their products with actionable feedback delivered in seconds, ensuring a polished and user-friendly design. The extension is easy to use and integrates seamlessly into your browser, providing instant insights without disrupting your workflow.

Dessn is designed to help designers and product managers expedite the process of making user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) changes to their products without the necessity of coding skills. The AI integrates with your codebase, providing a seamless way for non-developers to make adjustments, thus freeing up developers from routine copy changes and allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. With Dessn, changes can be visually implemented and approved or rejected through pull requests, ensuring developers maintain control over the codebase.