OJO

OJO is an Agent-powered design workspace for turning early product IDEas into structured, interACTive interface prototypes. Rather than asking a single chatbot for a static mockup, OJO organizes multiple design-focused agents to handle research, Information architecture, UI layout, and interaction logic. The result is a prototype that can be reviewed, edited, exported, and shared, making it useful for teams that need to validate a product concept before comMITting to a full design and development cycle.

What it does

OJO accepts natural-language product briefs and works through a simulated design-team structure. A coordinating agent breaks down the request, while specialist agents produce research notes, product structure, visual screens, and CLIckable flows. Users can work in a web canvas, adjust elements directly, or continue iterating through chat instructions. OuTPUts may include interactive APP or web prototypes, marketing landing pages, Figma files that preserve layers, front-end code snippets, presentation files, and shareable preview links. A command-line tool is also described for developer-oriented project Synchronization.

Key capabilities

• multi-agent design team: Coordinating and specialist agents split research, product DeFinition, UI, and interaction tasks so a single conversation does not have to cARRy every role.
• Interactive prototype generation: Prototypes can include page transitions, button clicks, and hover effects, making them suitable for review sessions rather than static image presentation alone.
• Direct canvas editing: Users can select elements, modify text or components, and keep refining a prototype without regenerating the entire project from scratch.
• Export and handoff: Figma export, front-end code output, image and PDF exports, and online preview links help move concepts toward design and development teams.
• Generation modes: Fast, Pro, and Master modes are intended to balance speed, quality, and visual polish depending on the stage of the project.
• team workflow support: Project spaces, comments, veRSIon history, and prototype sharing are designed for collaborative review and iteration.

Who it is for

OJO is AImed at product managers, startup teams, UI designers, front-end developers, and small product groups that need to explore ideas quickly. It is most useful for early prototypes, concept validation, internal dEMOs, and design handoff preparation. It is less suited to producing a final, highly customized production interface without professional design review.

How to get started

Interested users can request access to the invite-based beta, sign in to the web workspace, describe a product idea, choose a generation mode, and review the resulting screens and flows. From there, they can edit on the canvas, iterate through conversation, invite collaborators, or export the work in a preferred fORMat. Developer access through the command-line tool may depend on availability.

Pricing and access caveat

OJO is described as being in an invite-only beta with a free allowance, while paid plans and credit-based usage may be introduced later. Exact pricing, plan limits, language support, export permissions, and feature availability may vary, so users should confirm current terms before relying on the tool for production work. complex multi-page flows and highly customized branD systems may still require Professional design refinement.