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AI · June 2, 2026

Dynamically Generated Fluid UI's

This sits inside Balladic, which my team and I have been bootstrapping over the past year. You're welcome to check it out if you're interested, but I think the part most of you would be interested in is the on-the-fly generated narration UI's. This is more of a conceptual flyover than a technical one, but ask if you're interested in the behind-the-scenes, and ye shall receive. Sort of true to the name, Balladic, we generate a new Narrative page for all users every night, as well as ballad/project-specific narratives for every single ballad. The presentation aims at something like a book…

Dynamically Generated Fluid UI's launched on June 2, 2026 with 10 votes, #1,316 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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In plain words

Dynamically Generated Fluid UI's is a feature within Balladic, a bootstrapped platform that automatically creates personalized narrative pages for users each night. The system generates dynamic interfaces that present information in a book-chapter format, covering current highlights and weekly summaries. It uses multiple open-weight AI models working together with algorithmic processing to produce these on-the-fly narratives for both individual users and specific projects, designed to optimize token efficiency while creating readable, structured content.

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From the sources

The ecosystem of coworking tools are unsuited for the age of AI; they've grown too big, and they have too little awareness to maintain themselves. Balladic presents a radically different approach to cowork, and how information is carried across contexts and boundaries - whether that's between a freelancer and their client or leadership and hundreds of engineers. We employ finely tuned natural language processing and memory technology to read between the lines, and surface what matters.

In the maker’s words, at launch

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