For designers

Carry the design intent all the way into production.

Turn flows, interaction notes and visual direction into implementation-ready work. Review the live interface early and keep the reason behind every detail attached to the build.

A research doc in the Documents view, with what was heard, the decision and open questions

What changes

How AnedAI fits the way you work.

  1. 01

    Brief the experience, not just the screen

    Capture the audience, behavior, states and design direction in the plan. The implementation starts with the full experience instead of a static handoff.

  2. 02

    Review the real interface sooner

    AnedAI runs the app in a live preview while it builds. Catch spacing, responsive behavior and interaction problems before they become review-cycle churn.

  3. 03

    Keep changes traceable

    Feedback stays connected to the issue and resulting code. Everyone can see what changed, why it changed and whether the final result meets the intent.

In the product

See it in AnedAI.

UX decisions that stick

The reasoning behind a flow travels with it, into every issue and review.

Specs that match the design

The PRD is built from the same decisions, so what ships is what you designed.

Ask AnedAI

Ask AnedAI instead of hunting through your tools.

The questions designers ask every week. Today each one is a hunt across tools. In AnedAI it is one question, with the sources attached.

Without AnedAI

  1. NotionFind the research notes
  2. SlackSearch feedback threads
  3. IntercomRead support tickets

3 tools, and you still have to stitch the answer together.

@anedai What did users say about disabled buttons?

anedaiAgent

All eight admins read a disabled control as broken. One said: “We'd rather not see the button at all than click it and get an error.”

  • Doc: Permissions interviews
  • Decision D-2

One question one answer, with the sources linked.

Ready when you are.

Bring a flow or interface brief and review it in the browser, not a handoff queue.