UX Pilot is an AI-assisted UX and UI design platform created for product designers, UX professionals, product managers, founders, developers, and agencies. It helps teams move from an early idea to an editable interface without manually building every screen from scratch. Users can begin with a text prompt, rough sketch, screenshot, PDF, product requirements document, or website URL, and the platform converts that input into structured wireframes or polished interface designs.
The platform supports low-, medium-, and high-fidelity wireframes for mobile applications, websites, SaaS dashboards, onboarding experiences, checkout processes, and other digital products. Its Autoflow feature can generate several connected screens in one operation, helping users visualize an entire journey such as registration, dashboard navigation, settings, payment, and confirmation. Designs can then be refined conversationally by requesting layout changes, new sections, different copy, updated colors, or alternative visual directions.
UX Pilot integrates with Figma and can export designs with editable layers and auto-layout structures. Teams can also train the platform on an existing Figma design system so generated screens use their brand components and visual guidelines instead of generic UI elements. This makes it useful for organizations that want faster output while maintaining consistency across their product.
Additional workflows include converting live websites into editable wireframes, transforming hand-drawn concepts into digital interfaces, producing several design alternatives at once, generating flowcharts, and exporting production-ready HTML or code. UX Pilot currently promotes code output for technologies such as React, HTML, and Tailwind, helping shorten the handoff between design and development.