AI-Powered Mobile App Design for Dream Visualization & Insights

AI-Powered Mobile App Design for Dream Visualization & InsightsAI-Powered Mobile App Design for Dream Visualization & Insights

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Tanya Deep

• 17h

Dream Atlas is a conceptual AI-powered mobile application that transforms dream journaling into an immersive self-discovery experience. Instead of storing dreams as journal entries, the app visualizes them as an evolving landscape of memories, emotions, and recurring patterns.

Designed in Figma, the project combines AI product design, mobile UX, interaction design, and visual storytelling to create a calm, atmospheric experience focused on reflection and exploration. Users can capture dreams, uncover recurring themes, and navigate a personalized subconscious world through AI-powered insights.

Project Highlights: - AI-powered dream interpretation and pattern recognition - End-to-end mobile UX/UI design - User research and product strategy - Information architecture and user flows - High-fidelity UI design in Figma - Design system and reusable components - Interaction and experience design - Wellness and self-discovery product concept - Dark mode interface with immersive visual storytelling

Tools: - Figma - Figma Make - ChatGPT (UX ideation & product strategy) - Claude (documentation & product planning) Let me know you thoughts.

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Grecia Valero

• 2h

This is great I like it. The colors are good too.

Rada Hnedova

• Jun 19

Lately, I’ve been diving deep into Cursor, Claude, and AI agents.

Instead of just watching tutorials, I decided to learn by building something myself — a Figma plugin from scratch. There are already plenty of similar solutions out there, but my goal was to understand the entire creation process, from idea to a working product.

And here’s the result: I went from zero knowledge to a functioning plugin in just two days.

The plugin already helps identify issues in design files and highlights things that are easy to miss during day-to-day work. Of course, I’m still not 100% satisfied with it — there’s always room for improvement. But for a first attempt, I’m pretty happy with the outcome.

The most exciting part is that while building it, I started coming up with new ideas for Design System automation: naming conventions, component structure, style organization, and other repetitive tasks that could be streamlined with AI.

Looks like this is just the beginning 😄

Tech stack: Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and the Figma Plugin API.

For now, here’s a look at what I’ve built so far 👇

Claude Cursor Figma AI Agent Designer UX Engineering

Daria Saiadian

• Jun 19

Wowww, great job 😍 Intrigued for part 2! You know, your approach to testing things yourself (from scratch!) reminded me the Tumblr times back in idk 2012-2014 maybe when everyone was photoshopping pics, memes, gifs etc. and I created my own "colors" (layers with different image...