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AI · December 6, 2022

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TinyUX – Grid based low-fi wireframing on your mobile phone

You tap icons to create a wireframe, or do some visual brainstorming. Then export the image to share on Slack, Gitlab, etc. I wanted to work on neural net that interprets an imported image of a wireframe, to then manipulate it inside an app. Figured it would be best to first build the wireframing app. So I created TinyUX. It's released as quickly as possible this influenced some choices: - While created in React Native, it's Android only. - It's paid only (~$5). While freemium might make more sense, this was quicker to release, since in-app-purchases in RN is not trivial. First app I created…

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TinyUX is a mobile wireframing app for Android that lets users tap icons to create low-fidelity wireframes or sketch design ideas. Users can export their work as images to share on Slack, GitLab, and other platforms. The app stores everything locally on the device with no online features. It targets UX designers and product teams who need quick, mobile-based wireframing tools.

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You tap icons to create a wireframe, or do some visual brainstorming. Then export the image to share on Slack, Gitlab, etc. I wanted to work on neural net that interprets an imported image of a wireframe, to then manipulate it inside an app. Figured it would be best to first build the wireframing app. So I created TinyUX. It's released as quickly as possible this influenced some choices: - While created in React Native, it's Android only. - It's paid only (~$5). While freemium might make more sense, this was quicker to release, since in-app-purchases in RN is not trivial. First app I created that's not free, so that's an experiment too. - There are no online features, all is stored on the device. Looking to validate with UX designers, but all feedback is welcome.

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