Agents take the routine - your team gets 50%+ of its time back
Every design task ships with extra A/B options - more shots at your CAC and NRR
Juniors perform like seniors, seniors like a team. Nobody gets replaced
Routine off their plate: handoff, resizing, QA, backlog grooming go to agents. They finish the interesting part.
A second opinion on every hypothesis - compare the team's take and the agent's take side by side.
The same payroll delivers senior-level output. No new hires, nobody replaced - at least 2x the department throughput.
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ideas
Working drafts in minutes instead of a blank canvas - built on your industry's best practices. The routine goes to agents entirely (handoff, resizing, QA, assets); your designer only does the final pass and ships.
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Designer briefs the agent - work starts The agent runs the routine leg and drafts the solution
Your designer reviews and approves
Copy Tokens AI drafts
Your Designer approves
Agents stress-test your ideas and add their own
Pick from ten ideas, not one or two
Shipped this sprint
2812One idea becomes three or four: agents draft alternative takes from your design system, in code, while your designer works.
Compare versions against each other, keep the winner - more ideas tested means lower CAC and higher NRR.
SEE A DEMOBOOK A CALLNo drift, no handoff queue: agents watch your design system, every change lands straight in code with an instant review.
It fixes what it can and flags the rest - a human stays in the loop, your engineers ship faster and cheaper.
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Checking components...
Every component checked
- 1 issue caught before release
Cluely ships at meme speed. Product and marketing surfaces had to go out in days, and a classic design-to-dev pipeline couldn't move that fast.
Agents handle the routine build from the design system; the designer does the final pass and a human signs off before anything merges.
Startup speed, senior-level polish - same small team, no drop in quality level.
After the rebrand, every day the old look stayed live was a day off-brand for millions of users. By hand it would take months.
Agents regenerate every screen from the new design system, in code, light and dark, for the team to review.
A 3-million-user wallet fully rebranded and shipped in weeks, not quarters - no extra hires.
Event marketing lives and dies on lead flow, and lead flow needs a lot of tailored landing pages fast.
Agents draft the landing and partner-page variants from the design system, ready to test, while the team directs.
More pages live, more variants tested - more registrations from the same calendar and the same headcount.
29,000 dentists rely on this interface every day. It has to stay flawless and keep growing without ever slowing down.
Agents draft new features and states straight from the design system, in production code, for the team to refine.
A tool trusted by tens of thousands of clinicians keeps improving faster - no drop in quality, no bigger team.
Conversion in beauty comes from fresh, on-brand pages for every drop. Producing them by hand throttles how much you can test.
Agents generate the PDP and campaign variants ready for A/B, drafted straight from the design system.
More variants live, more tests run - more shots at conversion from the same team.
Regulated medical UI means a huge matrix of device, exam and result states - each drawn carefully, each slow.
An agent system inside the workflow: the designer sets the master, agents produce the exam-flow and result-state screens from the design system.
A smoother product ships sooner - faster path into health systems without more headcount.
Season after season: new promos, ticket pages, group and birthday packages - fresh marketing constantly, small team.
Agents generate the promo, landing and booking variants from the AquaFun brand kit; the team directs.
Always-fresh campaigns without hiring - the marketing keeps up with the season.
Every race week needs more design versions than the team can draw - stages, sponsors, markets, all on a hard deadline.
An agent system inside their workflow: the designer makes the lead version, agents draft the additional ones from the same design system.
Extra versions ship alongside the lead one - same team, same deadline, no extra hires.
We look at how your team works
Tasks, backlog, design system, handoff - we map where the hours actually go.
You get a plan
Which agents to set up, where the time comes back, what it changes for your CAC and NRR.
We implement and train
Agents wired into your accounts, your team trained to run them, results reported.
Leave your email and a link to your site or product (an app counts). We'll run our agents on it and send back a short demo of what they'd improve - on your real screens.
30 minutes, no deck: we'll show you how our system works and map what we'd automate for your team.
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Working AI agents installed inside your team: design-to-code handoff, design QA, asset production, funnel experiments. They run in your accounts, your people direct them, and everything ships through human review - day and night.
The audit is a fixed price, told upfront. Implementation is scoped from the audit. The retainer is monthly. Numbers on the first call - they depend on team size, not on how much budget you look like.
Yours and yours. Agents live in your workspace, on your billing. Model training on your data: off. The IP language we install has survived enterprise procurement.
Production code. Agents work from your design system and commit working front-end to your repo - a human reviews before anything merges. Mockups are the input, not the deliverable.
No. The role changes: your designer becomes the orchestrator of agents - brief in, judgment out. The same output could take half the team; every client so far has chosen the doubling instead. We train your people and sell them on it before anything ships.
You can, and it will look like it. Hand-prompting in a chat window is like building websites in Adobe Photoshop. What compounds is infrastructure: machine-readable files, design tokens in code, agents that know your design system. That's what we install - and it stays yours.
They take the production layer, your designers keep authorship. Agents handle handoff specs, resizing, asset production, design QA and design-to-code drafts inside your own Figma, repo and ticket flow - every output passes a human review gate before it ships. Your team stays the same size and roughly doubles what it ships.
That is the point of infrastructure over tools. Agents read your documented design system and the pipeline includes compliance checks - token usage, component rules, accessibility - before anything reaches review. Figma's own 2026 survey found only 32% of designers trust raw AI output; the review gates are what close that gap.
Companies with two or more in-house designers and a product that makes money - sports clubs with shops and streaming, banks and payment companies, large e-commerce, media businesses with paid apps. If your design team's backlog grows faster than its headcount, this is the shape of the fix.
