
UI UX Pro Max
A design-knowledge skill that lets AI coding tools pick styles, palettes, fonts and UX rules when they build screens.
TESIGN / RADAR
Much of today opens in a browser tab with nothing to install: a map of where it is good to travel this month, a globe of the world's 24/7 live cameras, a tool that turns screenshots into share-ready images, and a pixel-art city night to leave on while you work. Add a skill that gives AI coding tools a sense of design, an iPhone sideloading helper, a server that lets a robot vacuum run without the internet, a diagram language where you choose the layout, and a small app that knits borders around your Mac windows. Licences and limits are stated as they are.
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A design-knowledge skill that lets AI coding tools pick styles, palettes, fonts and UX rules when they build screens.

Paste a plain screenshot and get a share-ready image in seconds — free, in the browser.

A world map that shows where it is good to travel this month, based on climate data.

Every 24/7 YouTube live camera on one spinning globe you can browse.

A desktop companion that makes it easy to sideload SideStore and other apps onto an iPhone.

Runs Roborock's cloud backend on your own network so the vacuum keeps maps and controls without internet.

A text language for diagrams where you decide where things go.

A macOS menu-bar app that dresses your windows in knitted borders.

Pixel-art city nights with lofi music generated in your browser — a backdrop for working.
Tomorrow we look at thousands again and keep a few.