Putting case studies together is painful. Designers barely have time to document past work when they're actively shipping new products, yet sharing our craft is essential.
Guri and I built Deck (@usedeckai) to turn your existing Figma files, Linear tasks, and notes into structured stories in seconds. No manual slide formatting required.
Built for designers who'd rather craft products than push layout boxes.
Available Monday: usedeck.ai
After two years in stealth, I'm introducing @usedeckai , a storytelling agent I've spent those years building while learning the storytelling market.
usedeck.ai
Storytelling is a big problem in every team, because you often know what you want to explain but not how to explain it.
I'm releasing Deck to one group of people at a time, starting with designers since I've been one myself, and you can already claim your access for Monday, October 19
I'd love to hear how you handle storytelling today and which tools you use, or whether you have a storytelling problem that no tool solves yet.
Folio has a free library now.
Books you can read and keep.
Drops October 23, with iPhone Duo
Built with @bitrig
iPhone Duo fold. Recreated in React.
Drag it. Click it. Tune the snap, blur, and radius live.
Building a free library of high-craft interactions you can test and steal the code from.
First look ↓
Animated with @ultramock
This is Siri on steroids 🔥
The system-wide integration is crazy good. Liquid Glass animations make it feel natively woven into macOS rather than just an overlay.
Get one month free access here: voiceos.com/r?code=0ea1598e
We've spent a decade removing every click.
AI is making that a bad habit.
When a button just submitted a form, less friction meant faster work. When it approves an agent action, less friction means faster mistakes.
Design for risk, not speed:
• Low stakes + reversible → undo toast is enough
• Hard to reverse + real consequences → preview, confirm, then act
The best AI UX isn't the fastest path. It's the path that matches how expensive a wrong answer is.
Generative UI only works when the catalog is the product. Your components, your actions, your system. Jev just removes the wait. Instant render isn’t the flex. Constrained taste is.
Encoding taste as tokens and judgment as a review gate is the real design system work now. Mockups were always a lossy codec.
Screenshot sequences are storytelling, not a wallpaper pack. Lead with the job, then the payoff, then the details people save for themselves.
People assume a wider, shorter phone means less room for content. That's true for Android foldables, but not for iPhone Duo 🔥
Storytelling made with @usedeckai











