Design the experience. Let AI document it.
Research synthesis, microcopy, handoff notes and client revisions handled, so the craft hours stay in Figma.
Where the hours actually go.
Research sits unsynthesised
Interview recordings and survey results pile up. Turning them into insights takes days nobody budgeted for.
Handoff specs eat half the sprint
Redlines, interaction notes, edge states and empty screens all need documenting so developers build what you meant.
Revision rounds blur together
v3_final_v2 and contradicting feedback across email and WhatsApp. Tracking what was actually agreed is a job itself.
Microcopy is an afterthought
Every button, error state and empty screen needs words, usually written at 6pm before handoff.
Your toolkit inside kiap.ai
Live today inside the super app, or being built on the same API. Everything AI drafts, you approve.
Research synthesis drafts
Clusters interview notes and survey responses into themes and quotes for your insight deck. You verify against the recordings.
Microcopy writer
Drafts button labels, empty states and error messages in the product's voice, which you then polish to standard.
Handoff note builder
In the worksGenerates interaction notes and edge-state documentation from your frames, so devs get specs not guesses.
Client review portal
Clients comment on designs in context, approvals are tracked, and revision history stops living in email.
Portfolio site
A proper portfolio with case studies that updates when you ship, ready for the next role or client.
Freelance invoicing
Deposit, milestone and final invoices with payment links for contract and side work.
A day with AI doing the busywork.
Yesterday's user interviews are clustered into draft themes. Verify against recordings, insights done by ten.
Wireframe review in the portal: the client left comments on the frames, not a rambling email.
Handoff time: microcopy and edge-state notes drafted, you refine the tricky empty states.
The case study for last month's shipped feature is drafted from your process notes. Portfolio stays current.
Questions ui/ux designers actually ask.
Will AI replace designers?
No. Taste, user empathy and knowing which problem to solve stay human. AI handles synthesis, copy drafts and spec documentation, the parts that were never the design itself.
Does it work with Figma?
It works alongside your design tools. Drafts, comments and documentation happen in the platform; the craft stays in Figma where it belongs.
Can clients annotate designs directly?
Yes. The review portal lets clients comment in context on the work, so feedback references the actual screen instead of a description of it.
I freelance and work in-house. Does it fit both?
The research and handoff tools help in-house; the portal, portfolio and invoicing carry the freelance side. One login covers both.
Is it worth it for a solo designer?
Solo designers carry the full admin load alone. The hours saved on specs, synthesis and chasing feedback are hours back in actual design work.
Keep the craft. Drop the admin.
See your toolkit running inside kiap.ai. One call, a real walkthrough, no pressure.