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This Valentine’s Day, I wanted to build something that helps people express emotions that are sometimes hard to put into words.
LoveCraft AI creates beautiful, heartfelt, and personal love letters using AI, turning simple inputs into meaningful messages of love.
Built with care, emotion, and lots of ❤️.
Such a thoughtful idea. Turning simple inputs into meaningful love letters is powerful.
The soft UI and tone really match the emotion behind it 💗
loveee thisss!
Such a thoughtful Valentine's project! AI-powered tools that help people express emotions authentically are the best use of technology. Love the heartfelt approach!
Thank you so much.
such a thoughtful project
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1 Interface, the only one.
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AI gave us a box. The same box for everything. We lost the tools that understood us.
OneInterface gives that back, but starts with language. The best of both worlds.
A blank canvas. A blinking cursor. You type what's on your mind, and the right interface forms around you, quietly, as you speak.
Say you need a flight. A writing tool. A plan maker. A code assistant. The controls appear the moment the intent does. You keep talking, or you reach out and touch what's already there.
Nothing to navigate. Nothing to learn. Just you, and a space that listens and takes shape.
Click a pill & hit escape, click again, have fun!
https://camera-urban-80798223.figma.site
our AI lives in a text box. What if it had an office?
Meet T-R41N1…
A universal embodiment layer for AI agents, built in Figma Make by@Paula Sepúlveda , @Gabriel Henao and me. Designed in a 1930s rubber-hose cartoon style, T-R41N1 becomes your office companion: raise your hand to call, speak and see your words appear live, nod to continue, shake your head to adjust, or ignore it and it slips into vacation mode.
Plug in your preferred AI agent via proxy to give it presence and personality. The idea is simple: not to replace the brain of AI, but to give it a cartoon body and make it feel alive.
It’s published on Figma Community, feel free to remix it
And you can try the prototype through the link: https://tr4ini.figma.site
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