ExodeUI

The Three-Dimensional AI Motion Infrastructure

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The Three-Dimensional AI Motion Infrastructure

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Interface design tools

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3D & Animation

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Graphic design tools

Today we’re introducing Exode, the missing motion layer for the AI era. Right now, AI can build user interfaces, but they ship completely flat . Exode changes this by combining design, animation, and logic into one seamless experience . With Exode, you or your AI assistant can design beautiful, living interfaces with real physics and interactive states . It drops effortlessly into your app across 8 platforms with zero handoff required

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ExodeUI Launches

ExodeUIThe Three-Dimensional AI Motion Infrastructure

Launched on July 1st, 2026

ExodeUIStop Designing Screens. Start Engineering Living Interfaces.

Launched on June 6th, 2026

ExodeUIDesign the logic, not just the pixels.

Launched on February 22nd, 2026

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18d ago

Tired of creating endless states and complex timelines just to toggle UI visibility?

If you've ever wrestled with building a simple "locked/unlocked" interaction in tools like Figma Motion or Rive, you know how quickly your files can become a tangled web of states and transitions.
In my latest tutorial, I ll show you a much cleaner way using ExodeUI .
We build a purely data-driven visibility toggle using a simple Boolean variable + Numeric Converter absolutely NO states or transitions required!
Why is this better? Simpler Logic: Bind the variable directly to the state and animation. Cleaner Files: Say goodbye to spaghetti-logic and timeline clutter. Production Ready: Exode bridges the gap between conceptual design and live production code.
Perfect for building UI overlays, locked content, and smart micro-interactions in a fraction of the time.

check out the tutorial

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5mo ago

Are We Building Interfaces the Wrong Way?

Think about your current workflow.

Design lives in Figma.
Animations are prototyped somewhere else.
Developers rebuild everything manually.
Logic is wired in after the visuals are done.

Every layer is separate.

We call this modern UI development.

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5mo ago

Designing is easy. Translating that design into a state machine is a nightmare.

The absolute worst part of frontend development is trying to animate changing data.

If a WebSocket pushes new data to your dashboard chart while an existing transition is still running... what happens? Usually, it completely breaks the React state, skips a frame, or the numbers just snap abruptly. Writing robust unmount/remount logic and handling interrupted animations (with Framer Motion or GSAP) for an entire dashboard is awful. It turns a "fun UI task" into a multi-day state management nightmare.

That's why we built ExodeUI. Our engine natively understands state machines and data logic.

The designer builds the visual logic in the .exode file. You, the developer, just throw raw JSON at our custom runtime (built natively in WASM). The Engine handles the data parsing, safely cancels old transition states, calculates physics-based interpolation, and renders the new data points autonomously, at 120fps. No React state syncing. No glue code.

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Forum Threads

p/exodeui

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18d ago

Tired of creating endless states and complex timelines just to toggle UI visibility?

check out the tutorial

p/exodeui

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5mo ago

Are We Building Interfaces the Wrong Way?

Think about your current workflow.

Design lives in Figma.
Animations are prototyped somewhere else.
Developers rebuild everything manually.
Logic is wired in after the visuals are done.

Every layer is separate.

We call this modern UI development.

p/exodeui

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5mo ago

Designing is easy. Translating that design into a state machine is a nightmare.

The absolute worst part of frontend development is trying to animate changing data.

That's why we built ExodeUI. Our engine natively understands state machines and data logic.

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