I use it less for design, and a lot more for the up-front research. I've found it to be a very helpful tool when I'm onboarding a new client: summarize marketing decks, process customer reviews, analyze competitors, etc. Work that took me days can now be done in hours, allowing me to start the design process with a stronger sense of where I want to take the brand.

Turning days of competitor and review analysis into hours is huge for onboarding. Do you feed it raw exports (PDFs, CSVs) or do you clean the data up first before handing it off?

One letter. Five categories. Under a minute.

I designed a word game where the whole tension sits in the timer – so the interface had to get out of the way. Dark screen, one bright wheel, score chips you can read without stopping.

The wheel and the icon are hand-built in Figma. Full case in my profile 👇

The color coded letter wheel against that dark screen is such a smart way to keep the tension readable under a timer, the score chips staying out of the way is a nice touch too. Was the under a minute pacing something you landed on through playtesting, or mostly gut feel from the start?