Stop making customers compare.
A comparison table makes them do the work. GenUI composes the recommendation around their actual spending, ready to add to the wallet.
We build generative interfaces. The model composes each screen at runtime from your design system, for whoever is looking, inside the checks your team sets.
A comparison table makes them do the work. GenUI composes the recommendation around their actual spending, ready to add to the wallet.
Four dropdowns become one held offer, composed around income the bank already sees, a tap from funded.
A static alert gives the customer homework. GenUI recomposes the month around the dip and holds what matters.
A filtered list makes them do the work. GenUI composes the day around their party, pace, and budget, ready to book.
Four dropdowns become one held table, composed around the whole party and tonight, a tap from confirmed.
A static alert hands the guest the problem. GenUI recomposes the day around the weather and holds what matters.
“Wedding next Saturday, $500 for a suit and shoes” is a sentence, not eleven filters. GenUI asks what matters, size, color, budget, then composes complete looks ready to buy.
Complex products die in dropdowns. GenUI assembles a complete, compatible build from how they’ll use it, one confirm away from ordered.
Gear for a trip arrives as five orders and a hope. GenUI sequences the kit around the departure date: what ships, what’s in-store today, what to swap so it all lands in time.
Checkout and payment, legal wording, core navigation. Anything that decides money or must be exactly right stays hand-built.
Every request is authenticated and screened on the way in. Every screen is validated for structure, content and intent on the way out, before it reaches the person.
Faster iteration on what each person sees, and far less UI built by hand for every case.
The guide your team reads first, the Kit we build with, and the data we choose models on.
Short answers. Anything else, bring it to the first call.
No. GenUI goes into an app you already run, one controlled zone first, then the next.
No. The GenUI surface embeds into Flutter, native and web apps.
It helps, because the catalog is generated from it. The first catalog covers the right six to eight components, not the whole system. If there is no design system yet, Design Systems for GenUI starts there.
The one that fits the zone. We benchmarked 33 model configurations for GenUI and publish the timings and the structural hallucination counts, so the choice is made on data.
Every request is authenticated and screened on the way in. Every screen is validated for structure, content and intent on the way out. Checkout, legal wording and core navigation stay hand-built.
The cruise concept. It shows one app composing a different screen for each guest, on a product they will recognize.
Our unicorns read every message and reply, usually the same day.
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