UXPin has been providing designers with toolsets for over a decade.

We've watched every wave: Sketch to Figma migration, design systems becoming infrastructure, the handoff wars, and now AI design tools.

We built AI that's constrained to your component library - so it can't go off-brand

Something we kept seeing across every enterprise team we work with: AI design tools generate fast, then the cleanup takes longer than building from scratch.

The pattern is always the same. The AI generates a beautiful dashboard. Everyone's impressed. Then someone looks closely. Wrong button variant. Spacing doesn't match the system. The card uses a shadow you deprecated months ago. The loading state doesn't exist. A developer receives it and rebuilds everything using the real components anyway.

The generation was fast. The aftermath was expensive.

Just wanted to say thanks for all the support yesterday.

We finished #4, and the questions we're getting show this hit a real pain point.

Most AI tools drift from your design system. You generate something, then spend time fixing it to match your brand. Forge only uses components that exist in your library, so off-brand output isn't possible.

Adele is an open source repository of publically available design systems and pattern libraries. Adele lets you browse systems by technology, data structures and parts of systems quickly providing insights and inspiration to all those building design systems.

UXPin is a collaborative design and prototyping tool created to help reduce the time spent on product designing and development. Fewer tools, faster collaboration, shorter time to market.