Learn your product language
Share the live app and, when possible, the repo. We map the visual language, UX patterns, components, and inconsistencies already in the product. You keep owning the roadmap.
You know what to build. We design how it works and create the system behind it, so every new feature ships fast and still feels like your product.
How we work
Share the live app and, when possible, the repo. We map the visual language, UX patterns, components, and inconsistencies already in the product. You keep owning the roadmap.
We turn the strongest patterns into tokens, components, states, and clear usage rules. Existing screens become consistent without replacing the product or erasing its character.
Bring the next feature. We design the flow and any new components, add them to the system, and give your AI tools patterns they can actually reuse.
What we offer
You bring the domain expertise, customer context, and product direction. We bring product design, component architecture, and a system that Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and your next teammate can extend.
We audit the live UI and code to identify the visual language, interaction patterns, and components worth making canonical.
We consolidate one-off buttons, forms, tables, states, and layouts into a system you can extend instead of rebuilding every screen.
Tokens, component contracts, examples, and tool instructions help Lovable, Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code reuse your style instead of approximating it.
You bring the feature and customer context. We design the flow, states, and components, then extend the system so the next build starts further ahead.
Repo access lets us connect design decisions to the components you actually ship. Hubql stays on security and tests; Hubql Design stays on the product experience.
With a product design retainer, new screens, states, and components arrive in the same style without slowing your build loop.
“I know what the next feature needs to do. I need it to feel like it has always belonged here.”The founder with a working product, weekly releases, and no product designer
Use cases
You know which features customers need, and AI can ship them this week. We make sure the flows are clear, the components are reusable, and every release still carries the product’s visual identity.
Use case 01
Your product is live. It may have started in Lovable, grown through prompts, and borrowed from a solid UI library. But every new screen introduces another version of the same decision. The product works; it just does not feel like one product anymore. We help teams turn that drift into a coherent, brand-owned system that can keep scaling.
Use case 02
Have you ever had a great product idea, pictured the whole thing in your head, saved a folder of AI-generated screens, and still not known how to turn it into something real? This client came to us with exactly that: a dream product, a stack of AI images, and small Lovable experiments. We turned that raw direction into a production-ready platform for events, tasks, and client collaboration.
Use case 03
Have you ever built little tools, Excel sheets, and AI prototypes around a workflow, then realized the real product was still stuck in pieces? This client had that exact feeling: useful Lovable experiments, important spreadsheets, and a dream of one web platform where the team could calculate, visualize, plan, and collaborate before committing a warehouse layout.
Showcases
Interactive mockups built from shipped product direction (anonymized, no client data), showing the kinds of flows and components we turn into reusable systems.
Recreated product view
A privacy-safe recreation of the production shelf, status summary, and scheduling timeline built from the original product direction.
Recreated planning view
A privacy-safe recreation of the slotting calculation, layout visualization, capacity review, and rollout planning interface.
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Pricing
A practical map of UX and UI drift, reusable patterns, missing states, component opportunities, design tokens, and the highest-impact system work.
We work in your product code to create shared styles, components, states, selected flows, and simple rules for your AI tools.
Reserved product design support each month. We design new feature flows, build reusable components, and keep your design system current as the product grows.
How large the product surface is, how many components and patterns already exist, whether we can see the GitHub repo, and whether you need an audit, a sprint, or a monthly retainer.
Start with the product design audit. Use the system plan yourself, or ask us to create and extend it with you.
We improve an agreed part of your product in code. We build shared styles and components, update selected screens, and add simple rules for your AI tools. See the full scope.
Reserved product design support each month. Bring us the next feature, and we design the flow, build the reusable parts, and keep your system current. See what you receive.
Learn
Practical guidance for turning a growing interface into reusable design decisions that Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and people can follow.
FAQ
We are the product design and design system partner for founders who already know their product and customers. We turn the UI you have into a reusable system, then design and extend it as new features ship.
Yes, especially if the product works and you are shipping every week. We give those tools a stronger visual foundation, reusable components, and concrete patterns so speed no longer creates a different-looking product each session.
Not automatically. We preserve what is distinct and working, resolve the inconsistencies, and build a system around it. The goal is not a new coat of paint; it is a product you can keep extending without losing its style.
No. We work from what you already shipped, improve the parts that need it, and create or extend the components behind them. You keep the product and the shipping momentum.
Screenshots miss how the product is actually assembled. Repo access shows us which patterns are reusable, where components have forked, and how to make the design system practical for your build workflow.
The UX and UI inconsistency that piles up when you keep shipping, especially with AI, and never decide which patterns are canonical. It is why a “simple” feature starts taking longer.
After the audit, we agree on one part of your product to improve first. We turn repeated design decisions into shared styles, fix or build the main components, cover mobile and important states, and update selected screens or one main flow. We also write rules that help your AI tools reuse the system. You receive working code in your repo, reusable styles and components, updated screens, a short guide, AI rules, a walkthrough, and a clear list of what to improve next. A sprint does not include rebuilding the whole app, creating a new brand, backend or security work, full test cleanup, or owning your roadmap.
You can implement the audit yourself, bring us in for a focused design system sprint, or choose a product design retainer for new features and components each month.
Each month, we agree on the most important feature work with you. We turn your requirements and customer context into clear flows, screens, and states. We create or improve the reusable components, add the work to your product code, and keep the design system and AI rules up to date. You receive reserved product design time, working front-end code, responsive layouts, the states needed for the agreed work, and a walkthrough of what changed. We agree on the exact monthly priorities and scope before we start.
Ready when you are
Share the live product and, if you can, the repo. We will show you how its style can become a reusable foundation for everything you ship next.