OJO

OJO claims to be the world's first AI design agent team workbench. Peel off this statement and look at the product: you can freely form an AI design team on an infinite canvas, call on more than two hundred pluggable Skills provided by the platform, and complete the entire link from creative exploration, interactive prototypes to code delivery.

The key words are "team" and "delivery". Most of the AI ​​design tools on the market have single-point capabilities - generating a picture, changing a color, and picking out a background. What OJO tries to cover is the complete design workflow, and the end point is not the diagram, but the interactive prototype and front-end code. This positioning is very consistent with the gap between UI/UX design and R&D delivery, which is the easiest part of the product team to repeatedly argue about.

The pluggable architecture of more than two hundred Skills means that the boundaries of capabilities are expanded through combination rather than unilaterally adding functions to the platform. This design is friendly to advanced users, but means novices will be a little confused at first.

Currently in the closed beta phase, you need to apply for a waiting list. The interface is mainly in English, but Chinese is also available.