Uxia
Hi HN, As PMs (Google, Gopuff, Shiji), my cofounder and I ran hundreds of user tests over the years. And every time it felt broken: It could take 2–5 days just to get enough usable results We spent hours watching recordings to extract a handful of insights “Professional testers” rushed through tasks for pay, creating biased feedback Platforms often started at €10k+ per year, with hidden fees on top The result: slow iteration cycles, unreliable feedback, and user testing that often felt like a tax rather than a tool. We started asking: what if AI could help? Could synthetic users replicate…
Uxia launched on September 7, 2025 with 548 votes, #26 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Uxia is an AI-powered user testing platform that helps design and product teams validate user flows, UX, and UI quickly. It uses synthetic users to simulate real interactions and deliver testing insights faster than traditional methods. The tool is designed for teams of all sizes looking to streamline their product development process and gather reliable feedback without the time and cost constraints of conventional user testing approaches.
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From the sources
Uxia makes user testing accessible for design and product teams of all sizes. Traditional tools are slow, costly, and often inaccurate. Uxia uses AI and synthetic users to deliver fast, reliable insights, enabling more agile and efficient product development.
Transform your research with AI-powered user testing, delivering high-quality UX/UI insights for Product Designers and UX Researchers. No recruiting needed.
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN, As PMs (Google, Gopuff, Shiji), my cofounder and I ran hundreds of user tests over the years. And every time it felt broken: It could take 2–5 days just to get enough usable results We spent hours watching recordings to extract a handful of insights “Professional testers” rushed through tasks for pay, creating…
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