Established products have a problem. They assume they’re the center of someone’s universe, and everything should feed through them.

If AI is so great, why aren’t we seeing an explosion of new, amazing software products?

An open-source starter kit and UI library for building custom design apps with AI.

Point at your UI. Tell your coding agent what to change.

A few basic rules to keep in mind to make simple UIs feel a lot better.

Designers should understand code the way an architect understands stone: what it can do, not how to cut it. AI now does the cutting.

An audit of 59,400 ecommerce product pages. 64% had at least one automatically detected accessibility failure rated critical.

If you haven’t accepted that these things are smarter than you, even in your own domain of expertise, I’m sorry.

Connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, or any MCP client to Logo.dev, and let your agent look up brands, logos, and brandmarks.

Lessons from four years of building AI products at PostHog.

Hugeicons offers 60,000+ icons across 10 styles for Figma, React, Font, and more. Fully customizable, beautifully crafted.

I think good products carry something of the people who make them. Their experience, what they care about, and how they think things should work.

A bidirectional English and Claudish translator powered by compiled 0.6B neural programs.

Old promises of new technologies.

The question is no longer whether an agent can answer my questions. It’s whether I’m willing to let it act on my behalf.

There exists an actual business problem that the C-suite now acknowledges, but no function has stepped up to address it.

I stopped thinking of UI as event handlers that change the DOM and started thinking of it as a snapshot of data at a point in time.

Glitch, neon, gradient, typewriter, 3D and more. Pure CSS, no JavaScript. Copy & paste the code.

A collection of motion videos made with Claude Opus 5.5, with the prompts and skills behind them.

Mood: Wanting to throw a $30,000 prototype into a lake.