AI-native product design studio

A small world
of useful ideas.

From the mind and desk of Kyle Cooney.

A little desk partyPencil and brush spar with paper batons, erasers toss paper balls, scissors celebrate with a flag, and a paperclip ducks behind a folded paper fort while a tape roll plays with a launcher.

A few familiar faces

You'll be in good company.

Slack

Nike

Gamma

Paramount

Intuit

Character.AI

What guides the work

Serious about people.
Open to a little play.

AI changes what software can do. We start with the people using it and the decisions they need to make.

01

People keep
the controls.

AI can suggest a next step. People should be able to understand it, change it, and decide what happens.

Clear suggestions. Thoughtful handoffs. A way back.

02

Play earns
its place.

An odd question or a rough sketch can reveal a better interaction. We make room for exploration, then make something to try.

Curiosity at the start. Something tangible at the end.

What we can make together

From product direction to something you can try.

For founders and product teams, from a new AI product to an awkward existing workflow.

Pencil, eraser and brush characters turn paper ideas into a browser interface.
01

A product direction.

Find the useful job, map the key workflow, and choose a focused place to start.

Problem framing / Product structure / Scenarios
02

An interface
that explains itself.

Shape the screens, suggestions, sources and controls that help people understand what happens next.

AI-native interactions / Software interfaces / Design systems
03

A working prototype.

Put the important interactions in a browser so your team can explore the idea and decide what needs to change.

Browser prototypes / Interaction studies / Testable flows

And when a product needs character, we can help with its name, voice and visual direction.

Your next beginning

What's on
your desk?

A new product, an awkward flow, or something that should be easier. Tell us about the people using it and the part that needs attention.

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